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The George Y. Masson Collection

MS 20

1.6 linear ft. May 23, 198745 centimeters Krista Ballard

Student Intern

TABLE OF CONTENTSMS 20

Box and Unit Listing

Content Note

Historical Note

Summary of the Records

Series Descriptions

Appendix I – Newspaper Clippings Removed from the Collection

Appendix II – Complete List of correspondence

RAD Entries

BOX AND FOLDER LISTINGMS 20

Box 1 I-I/1 – 3

Box 2 II-1

Box 3 II-2/1 – 2/2

Box 4 II-2/3 – 2/5III-1

Box 5 III-2

Map Folder MS 20 IV

CONTENT NOTEMS 20

The George Y. Masson Collection consists of a variety of materials including photographs, newspaper clippings, correspondence and maps. The Collection is divided into four series; Personal, Military and Professional, Maps and Photographic Material, with the majority of the records pertaining to Colonel Masson’s military career. Part of the Collection also includes a scrapbook and correspondence of Mrs. Masson.

This Collection would interest those researchers interested in local architecture and architectural firms, the Windsor Red Cross, the growth of Windsor, the Windsor Housing Authority and the May Court Club. The Collection would also be of interest to those researching the role of local men and their Canadian Units during World Wars One and Two.

HISTORICAL NOTEMS 20

George Yule Masson was born in Detroit, Michigan and moved to Windsor, Ontario at a very young age. Masson has lived all his life in Windsor except for brief periods during World Wars One and Two and his university life at the University of Pennsylvania. In World War One, Masson joined the 241st Borderers and later, became a flying cadet in the Royal Canadian Air force. After World War One, Masson studied architecture at the University of Pennsylvania. Upon graduation in 1921 he returned to Windsor to start his professional career, but not before a summer vacation in Europe.

Masson worked for the architectural firm of Nichols, Sheppard and Masson as well as Sheppard, Masson, Brand and Langlois. Through these firms, Colonel Masson has designed many of the schools, churches and businesses in the tri-county area.

During the Second World War Masson, his rank being Lieutenant-Colonel, served as the Commanding Officer of the Ontario Regiment Tank. Masson, after the war, retired with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel.

During the 1950’s Colonel Masson was an active member of the Windsor Chapter of the Canadian Red Cross, the Windsor town planning council and chairman of the Windsor Housing Authority. Colonel Masson was also a member of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada and in 1956 was named President of the Ontario Association of Architects.

Colonel Masson’s architectural career spanned a period of six decades. Masson’s most noteworthy designs are the Cenotaph in City Hall Square, the Red Cross building, Windsor Chapter, the Essex Golf and Country Club and seven Ontario Provincial Police Detachments.

Colonel Masson died at the age of 87 on December 21, 1982 after a lengthy illness.

THE GEORGE Y. MASSON COLLECTIONMS 20

Summary of the Records

I. PERSONAL RECORDS 14 Jun 1921 – 1977 (not inclusive)

1. The diary of Lieutenant-Colonel Masson’s Trip to Europe 14 Jun 1921 - [195-?]2. Mrs. Masson 1941 – 1977 (not inclusive)3. Draft of Shooting and Fishing in Canada by Charles W. Gauthier [195-?]

II MILITARY RECORDS [between 1914 and 1918] – 1976 (not inclusive)

1. Fist World War Photograph Album [between 1914 and 1918] – Aug 19552. Second World War Photograph Album [between 1939 and 1945] - 18 Jan 1967 (not inclusive)3. Second World War Scrapbook “A” [between 1914 and 1918] – [between 1939 and 1945]4. Second World War Scrapbook “B” [between 1939 and 1945] – 1976 (not inclusive)5. Lieutenant-Colonel George Y. Masson’s Correspondence 1917 – 1946

III PROFESSIONAL RECORDS 7 Jun 1924 – 1956 (not inclusive)

1. Nichols, Sheppard and Masson Registered Architect’s Scrapbook 7 Jun 1924 – 1956

IV MAPS 1916 – [before 1922]

V PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIAL [between 1914 and 1918] – 18 Jan 1967(not inclusive)

SERIES DESCRIPTIONMS 20 I

The first series containing personal records is divided into three subseries. Subseries 1 is a handwritten Diary, dated June 14 to august 19, 1921, of Colonel Masson’s summer trip through Europe. The diary contains Masson’s daily writings of his adventures and of the buildings and their architecture. The various buildings and sites in the Diary are illustrated by photographs and post cards. Several of the photos and the post cards appear to be missing from the Diary. Four maps have been separated from this volume and are listed under Series IV. Also included in this subseries are personal photographs and personal correspondence of Colonel Masson.

The second subseries is a leather scrapbook of the May Court Club belonging to Mrs. Masson. This scrapbook contains newspaper clippings of the activities of the club, as well as news items of family members and friends. Also in the second subseries is the correspondence of Mrs. Masson.

Subseries 3 is a book entitled “Shooting And Fishing In Canada” written by Mr. Charles W. Gauthier, Colonel Masson’s grandfather.

Photographs of Masson’s days at the University of Pennsylvania can by found in MS 20 II-1, on pages 92 to 129. MS 20 V, Unit 424 – 557 (PC/1940 – PC/2073).

MS 20 – SERIES I: PERSONAL

Volume SUBSERIES I: The Diary of Colonel Masson

1 Jun 14, 1921 to Jun 20, 19212 Jun 22, 19213 Jun 23, 1921 to Jun 24, 19214 Jun 25, 19215 Jun 28, 19216 Jun 29, 19217 Jun 30, 19218 Jul 2, 19219 Jul 3, 192110 Jul 6, 192111 Jul 8, 192112 Jul 9, 192113 Jul 11, 192114 Jul 13, 192115 Jul 14, 192116 Jul 15, 192117 Jul 16, 192118 Jul 19, 192119 Jul 20, 192120 Jul 21, 192121 Jul 24, 192122 Jul 26, 192123 Jul 27, 1921 to Jul 28, 192124 Jul 29, 192125 Jul 30, 192126 Aug 4,192127 Aug 9, 192128 Colonel Masson’s Personal Correspondence. For a complete list of

Correspondence see Appendix II29 Photographs of Colonel Masson’s Personal life. For a complete list of

photographs see Appendix A. Removed to MS 20 V/1 - /7 (PC/1417 to PC/1423)

SUBSERIES 2: Mrs. Masson

1 May Court Club Scrapbook and Correspondence. For a complete list ofCorrespondence see Appendix II.

SUBSERIES 3: Shooting And Fishing In Canada

1 by Charles W. Gauthier

SERIES DESCRIPTIONMS 20 II

The second series containing military records is divided into two subseries. The first subseries is a World War One photograph album. This volume contains 153 pages of photographs, most of which were taken during the war. Roughly one-quarter of the pages belong to Colonel Masson’s days at the University of Pennsylvania, while the final few pages are photographs from World War Two. For a detailed description of these photographs see MS 20 V.

Subseries 2 is a woven photograph album containing photographs from World War Two. There are 53 pages of photographs with a few newspaper clippings scattered throughout. Also in the second subseries are two scrapbooks: the first one containing newspaper clippings and a few photographs of World War Two, while the second scrapbook contains newspaper clippings of Colonel Masson’s military career in World War Two and newspaper clippings from Colonel Masson’s professional life.

The final part of subseries 2 is the Colonel’s correspondence for the periods 1917 to 1919 and from 1939 to 1946.

MS 20 - SERIES II: MILITARY

Volume

1 Subseries 1: World War One Photograph AlbumPC/1424 - /2148

2 Subseries 2: World War Two Photograph AlbumPC/2149 - /2227

3 Subseries 3: World War Two Scrapbook “A”PC/2228 - /2326

4 Subseries 4: world War Two Scrapbook “B”The following three pamphlets, from this scrapbook, can be foundin the Pamphlet Collection at the Windsor Municipal Archives1) The May Court Club of Windsor, Feb 19672) The Windsor Regiment. Royal Canadian Armoured Corps.3) From Camp to Hammock with the Canadian Scottish Borderers

5 Subseries 5: Colonel Masson’s Correspondence 1917 to 1946For a complete list of Correspondence see Appendix II

PROFESSIONAL RECORDS MS 20 III

Series Note

The series spans from 7 Jun 1924 to 1956, and is comprised of a scrapbook of newspaper clippings and photographs.

The scrapbook contains numerous newspaper clippings from the various local newspapers referring to the architectural designs of Nichols, Sheppard and Masson, Registered Architects. The majority of the newspaper clippings are from the Border Cities Star. The scrapbook also includes some newspaper clippings from the Detroit Free Press, the Sandwich Courier, the Chatham Daily News and the Daily News and Commerce.

For a complete listing of newspaper clippings, including their titles, dates and sources, consult Appendix I. Photographs removed from the series are in the series Photographic Material (MS 20 V/823 - /829). For more information on the architectural firm of Nichols, Sheppard and Masson, see PC/1 - /178.

MS 20 III PROFESSIONAL RECORDS 7 Jun 1924 – 1956

Unit Description Date Remarks

1 - Nichols, Sheppard and Masson, 7 Jun 1924 to 1956 - Fragile, RequestRegistered Architects: A Scrapbook Copy #2

SERIES DESCRIPTIONMS 20 IV

Series 4 consists of five maps in varying sizes. The maps have been separated from the collection and must be requested separately. The maps can be found in the Municipal Archives Map Collection.

Description

1 “Motor Tours in England” n.d. Contains no informational data such asauthor or scale. The map is a print taken from a book5 1/8 x 4 in. (13 x 10.2 cm)A small black and white map of England, Wales and part of Scotland,showing Masson’s probable route of travel during his tour of England in the summer of 1921.

2 “Plan Commode de Paris du Metropolitan et du Nord-Sud” L. Joly, editor.Scale: 2:500. 1921, print.16 7/8 x 22 7/8 in. (42.8 x 58.1 cm)A coloured road map of the city of Paris with the listings in French.

“Paris Monumental” L. Joly, editor. no scale. 1921, print.16 7/8 x 22 7/8 in. (42.8 x 58.1 cm)A pink and green printed map on the reverse side of the above map. The“Paris Monumental” map shows the monuments and the points of interestwithin the city.

3 “Europe South Eastern and Chatham Railway” Corquodate and Co. Limited. n.d. scale in English miles 1:100. print.20 x 25 in. (50.8 x 63.5 cm)A large black and white map of Europe showing the lines of transportationthroughout the continent. The red line, drawn by Colonel Masson, depicts the route he travelled while in Europe in 1921.

4 “Lens” Department of Defence. Scale: 1:100,00. 1916, print.28 1/4 x 33 3/4 in. (71.6 x 85.6 cm)A large topographical map of the northeastern section of France containing the towns of Lens, Arras and Bapaume.

5 “Lens” Department of Defence. Scale: 1:100,000. n.d. print.8 5/8 x 8 1/4 in. (21.9 x 21 cm)A partial topographical map of an area in northeastern France. ColonelMasson has circled various towns and has written some details near thetop of the map.

PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALMS 20 V

Series Note

The series spans [between 1914 and 1918] and 18 Jan 1967 and is comprised of photographs removed from the George Y. Masson Collection. The series is composed of 812 photographs.

Among the numerous topics documented by the photographic material are: First World War military camps and convalescent homes; leisure activities of the 1920s such as picnics, tennis, canoeing, camping and visiting beaches; Masson’s experiences at the University of Pennsylvania in the early 1920s; the 11th Army Tank Battalion and Camp Borden training camp during the Second World War; a number of veteran reunions which George Y. Masson attended; and the British Royal Family during the early 1950s.

MS 20 V PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIAL [between 1914 and 1918 – 18 Jan 1967

Unit Description Date PC/# Remarks

1 -Mr. and Mrs. Masson, Son and [195-?] PC/1417 -Removed fromDaughter-in-Law MS 20 I-I/29

2 -Bride and Groom with Parents [195-?] PC/1418 -Removed fromMS 20 I-I/29

3 -City Officials with Princess 1951 PC/1419 -Removed fromElizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh MS 20 I/I/29

4 -Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of 1951 PC/1420 -Removed fromEdinburgh with City Officials MS 20 I/I/29

5 -Colonel Masson in Uniform [195-?] PC/1421 -Removed fromSaluting Princess Elizabeth MS 20 I-I/29

6 -Mr. and Mrs. Masson Greeting 22 Apr 1955 PC/1422 -Removed fromPeople MS 20 I/I/29

7 -Mr. and Mrs. Masson Greeting 22 Apr 1955 PC/1423 -Removed fromPeople MS 20 I/I/29

8 -“Windsor Competition 1921” [1921?] PC/1424 -Removed fromMS 20 II-I, Pg. 1

9 -Unidentified Soldier in Dress [between PC/1425 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 1Uniform 1914 & 1918]

10 -“Ahem!” [between PC/1426 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 31914 & 1918]

11 -“Solon and Evy” [between PC/1427 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 31914 & 1918]

12 -“Ready to Move Off” [between PC/1428 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 31914 & 1918]

13 -“Mutt and !” [between PC/1429 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 31914 & 1918]

MS 20 V – Photographic Material [between 1914 and 1918 – 18 Jan 1967 - continued


14 -Soldiers Leaning out of Train [between PC/1430 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 3Windows Saying Goodbye to 1914 & 1918]People on the Platform

15 -“99” Leaving Windsor” [between PC/1431 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 41914 & 1918]

16 -“Bern” [between PC/1432 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 41914 & 1918]

17 -“Butts, Toronto” [between PC/1433 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 41914 & 1918]

18 -Two Unidentified Soldiers in [between PC/1434 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 4Uniform with the Rest of the 1914 & 1918]Battalion in the Background

19 -“The Pipes at Troop-Trains. 24 Apr 1917 PC/1435 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 5April 24, 1917”

20 -Unidentified Soldiers and Civilians [between PC/1436 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 5Walking 1914 & 1918]

21 -“[Lower?] Fergusson, Capt. [between PC/1437 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 5Albright, Gordon Daire, Major 1914 & 1918]Renning, Lovegrove, Don Fleming”

22 -“Lt. Col. W.L. McGregor” [between PC/1438 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 51914 & 1918]

23 -“Maj. E.C. Fleming” [between PC/1439 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 51914 & 1918]

24 -“Capt. Bartlett, H.M.S.C.[O?] [between PC/1440 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 51914 & 1918]

25 -“Logan, Peacock, Snitch” [between PC/1441 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 61914 & 1918]

26 -An Unidentified Soldier at a [between PC/1442 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 6Railway Station 1914 & 1918]

27 -Two Storey House with trees in the [between PC/1443 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 6Yard 1914 & 1918]

28 -“Snitch vs. Saw Bones” [between PC/1444 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 61914 & 1918]

29 -“Rolfson, Logan, Davies, Lovey, [between PC/1445 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 6Don Fleming” 1914 & 1918]

30 -Regiment Marching Down a [between PC/1446 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 6Street Lined with Houses 1914 & 1918]

31 -“Snitch, G.Y.M.” [between PC/1447 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 61914 & 1918]

32 -Unidentified Soldiers Aboard a [between PC/1448 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 6Train, Waving and Saying Goodbye 1914 & 1918]



33 -“Ally, Evy” [between PC/1449 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 61914 & 1918]

34 -“Our MO Again! Doc. Lewis [between PC/1450 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 71914 & 1918]

35 -“Capt. Albright ‘C’ Com. 241” [between PC/1451 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 71914 & 1918]

36 -“Some Pose! Jock” [between PC/1452 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 71914 & 1918]

37 -“Gordon Bartlett, 14 Bn.” [between PC/1453 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 71914 & 1918]

38 -“King of the Greeks. Rhys Sales, [between PC/1454 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 7MacTwomey” 1914 & 1918]

39 -“Gus Twomey and Capt. Springle” [between PC/1455 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 71914 & 1918]

40 -“Capt. Again” [between PC/1456 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 71914 & 1918]

41 -“Jock Leighton” [between PC/1457 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 71914 & 1918]

42 -“Snitch” [between PC/1458 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 81914 & 1918]

43 -“Signal Sgt. R.L. Leishman” [between PC/1459 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 81914 & 1918]

44 -“Snitch” [between PC/1460 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 81914 & 1918]

45 -“Pack Drill! Maj. Renning” [between PC/1461 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 81914 & 1918]

46 -“Ditto” [between PC/1462 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 81914 & 1918]

47 -“G.Y.M.” [between PC/1463 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 81914 & 1918]

48 -“Signalling Officer Lou McCall” [between PC/1464 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 81914 & 1918]

49 -“Good-Bye” [between PC/1465 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 81914 & 1918]

50 -“Waiting to March Away” [between PC/1466 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 81914 & 1918]

51 -“#9 Class of Instructors, Bayonet 23 Nov 1916 PC/1467 -Removed fromFighting and Physical Training and MS 20 II-I, Pg. 9Exhibition Camp, Nov 23 1916. -Removed to21 Days, 10 Hours per Day” PC/Collection

52 -“Col. Masson, July 1916” Jul 1916 PC/1468 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 10



53 -George Masson and Unidentified Feb 1917 PC/1469 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 10Soldiers at H.Q. School Musketry

54 -“High Park, W. Toronto. Feb 1-17” Feb 1917 PC/1470 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 1155 -“Dining Room- Birwash Hall. [between PC/1471 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 11

Toronto” 1914 & 1918]56 -“H.Q. School Musketry. Toronto, Feb 1917 PC/1472 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 11

’17. #4 Class”57 -“#4 Musketry Class” Feb 1917 PC/1473 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 1158 -“Range-Finding. Toronto, 900 [between PC/1474 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 11

Yards” 1914 & 1918]59 -Unidentified Soldiers Standing at Feb 1917 PC/1475 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 11

Ease60 -“High Park, Toronto 2-1-17” Feb 1917 PC/1476 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 1161 -“Sgt-Maj. Beck. ‘C’ Corp.” [between PC/1477 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 11

1914 & 1918]62 -Unidentified Soldier [between PC/1478 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 11

1914 & 1918]63 -“Pipers” [between PC/1479 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 12

1914 & 1918]64 -“Extended Order” [between PC/1480 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 12

1914 & 1918]65 -“Sarnia!” [between PC/1481 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 12

1914 & 1918]66 -“G.A. Fergusson” [between PC/1482 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 12

1914 & 1918]67 -“’C’. Coy. 241st, Jan/17” Jan 1917 PC/1483 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 1268 -“Capt. Zverina, Cpl. Ball, Greeks, [between PC/1484 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 12

Bill Nine” 1914 & 1918]69 -“Lovey” [between PC/1485 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 12

1914 & 1918]70 -Two Unidentified Soldiers. One [between PC/1486 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 12

Tall, One Short 1914 & 1918]71 -“Packing Kits” [between PC/1487 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 13

1914 & 1918]72 -“Quoits” [between PC/1488 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 13

1914 & 1918]73 -“Morton, Stine, Dittmer, Packing [between PC/1489 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 13

Up” 1914 & 1918]74 -“Sgt. McGill, Capt. Albright” [between PC/1490 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 13

1914 & 1918]75 -“Loading Baggage for Overseas” [between PC/1491 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 13

1914 & 1918]



76 -“Just Snoozing” [between PC/1492 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 131914 & 1918]

77 -“Band Practice” [between PC/1493 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 131914 & 1918]

78 -“Taking it Easy” [between PC/1494 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 131914 & 1918]

79 -“Cleaning Up” [between PC/1495 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 131914 & 1918]

80 -Crowd at Camp to Say ‘Godspeed’” [between PC/1496 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 141914 & 1918]

81 -“Bill Nine” [between PC/1497 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 141914 & 1918]

82 -“’C’ Coy. 241st Bn.” [between PC/1498 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 141914 & 1918]

83 -“[?], Keech, Sgt. Vercoe” [between PC/1499 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 141914 & 1918]

84 -“’A’ Coy. Major Renning and [between PC/1500 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 14Twomey” 1914 & 1918]

85 -“Hoot-Mon!” [between PC/1501 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 141914 & 1918]

86 -“Capt. Albright” [between PC/1502 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 141914 & 1918]

87 -“Noon!” [between PC/1503 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 151914 & 1918]

88 -“Loading Up. Capt. Beal” [between PC/1504 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 151914 & 1918]

89 -“Sol. Wigle (Sgt)” [between PC/1505 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 151914 & 1918]

90 -“Signal Sgt. On Way to Entrain” [between PC/1506 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 151914 & 1918]

91 -“Crowd at G.T.R. to Say Goodbye” [between PC/1507 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 151914 & 1918]

92 -“Scotch Lassies” [between PC/1508 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 151914 & 1918]

93 -“241st Pipe Band” [between PC/1509 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 151914 & 1918]

94 -Piper in Front of Mess Hall [between PC/1510 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 151914 & 1918]

95 -“Sgt. ‘Chummy’ Pierce” [between PC/1511 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 151914 & 1918]

96 -Unidentified Soldiers Marching [between PC/1512 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 151914 & 1918]



97 -“Last Time at Camp” [between PC/1513 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 161914 & 1918]

98 -“Lou, Mr. Campbell, Noel, and [between PC/1514 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 16 Bob” 1914 & 1918]

99 -“Putting ‘em Together” [between PC/1515 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 161914 & 1918]

100 -“Cpl. Jenkins, Sgt. Howard and [between PC/1516 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 16 Sgt. McGill” 1914 & 1918]

101 -“Ready to Go” [between PC/1517 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 161914 & 1918]

102 -“Signalling” [between PC/1518 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 161914 & 1918]

103 -“Bob Leishman” [between PC/1519 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 161914 & 1918]

104 - “Strapping it on” [between PC/1520 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 161914 & 1918]

105 -“We are on Our Way” [between PC/1521 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 161914 & 1918] - Copy of PC/1522

106 -“We are on Our Way [between PC/1522 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 161914 & 1918] -Copy of PC/1521

107 -“Signal Section” [between PC/1523 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 171914 & 1918]

108 -“Jock Leighton” [between PC/1524 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 171914 & 1918]

109 -“Good Bye! 4-24-17” 24 Apr 1917 PC/1525 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 17110 -“George Masson in Uniform [between PC/1526 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 17

1914 & 1918]111 -“Lovey” [between PC/1527 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 17

1914 & 1918]112 -“Terrible Three” [between PC/1528 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 17

1914 & 1918]113 -“#1 Platoon, ‘A’ Coy.” [between PC/1529 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 18

1914 & 1918]114 -“’C’ Coy.: Co. Sgt.-Maj. Beck, [between PC/1530 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 18

Sgt. Athey, Sgt. Howard, Sgt. 1914 & 1918] -Copy of PC/1550 Vercoe, Co. Q.M. Sgt. Miller”

115 -“Greeks of ‘C’ Coy.” [between PC/1531 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 181914 & 1918]

116 -“Russians” [between PC/1532 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 181914 & 1918]

117 -“Russians” [between PC/1533 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 181914 & 1918]



118 -“Evy” [between PC/1534 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 191914 & 1918]

119 -“Snitch, Gus, Gord and George [between PC/1535 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 19 Masson” 1914 & 1918]

120 -“S’long” [between PC/1536 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 191914 & 1918]

121 -“Gus Again” [between PC/1537 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 191914 & 1918]

122 -George Y. Masson [between PC/1538 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 191914 & 1918]

123 -“Spring Mud at Camp McGregor” [between PC/1539 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 191914 & 1918]

124 -“St. Julien” May 1917 PC/1540 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 20125 -“H.B. Bloomer and ‘St. Julien’” [1917?] PC/1541 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 20126 -“Jerry” [1917?] PC/1542 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 20127 -“Jerry” [1917?] PC/1543 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 20128 -Unidentified Couple at Railroad [between PC/1544 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 20

Station 1914 & 1918]129 -“Lt. Jerrime Taylor of Kingston” [between PC/1545 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 20

1914 & 1918]130 -Lt. Jerrime Taylor [between PC/1546 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 20

1914 & 1918]131 -“Good Bye-Ee!!” [between PC/1547 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 20

1914 & 1918]132 -“Bernard J. Bates” [between PC/1548 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 21

1914 & 1918]133 -George Y. Masson [between PC/1549 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 22

1914 & 1918]134 -“’C’ Coy.: Co. Sgt-Maj. Beck, [between PC/1550 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 23

Sgt. Athey, Sgt. Howard, Sgt. 1914 & 1918] -Copy of PC/1530 Vercoe, Co. Q.M. Sgt. Miller”

135 -Parade in Toronto [between PC/1551 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 231914 & 1918]



138 -George Masson Waiting to Board [between PC/1554 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 24 a Train 1914 & 1918]

139 -“Leaving Toronto for Petawawa” [between PC/1555 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 241914 & 1918]



140 -George Masson and Unidentified [between PC/1556 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 24 Soldiers Waiting to Board Train 1914 & 1918]

141 -“Rapids, Petawawa River” [between PC/1557 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 251914 & 1918]

142 -“Climbing a Hill, 80˚ Grade” [1917?] PC/1558 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 25143 -“Mounted Parade” [1917?] PC/1559 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 25144 -“67th Battery Pitcher” [1917?] PC/1560 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 25145 -“Cold as Ice, Ottawa River” 17 Jun 1917 PC/1561 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 25146 -“Gun Crew (12 Pounder)” [1917?] PC/1562 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 25147 -“Stables” [1917?] PC/1563 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 25148 -“Hospital Flags” [between PC/1564 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 25

1914 & 1918]149 -“Roy Noble and ‘Anxiety’” [1917?] PC/1565 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 25150 -“Bread Line” [1917?] PC/1566 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 25151 -“Sgt. Garwood, Our Boss” [1917?] PC/1567 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 26152 -“Brigadier Wigle” [1917?] PC/1568 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 26153 -“Oh! Johnny, Oh!” [1917?] PC/1569 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 26154 -Soldiers Posing [1917?] PC/1570 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 26155 -“Rest of the Bunch” [1917?] PC/1571 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 26156 -George Y. Masson [1917?] PC/1572 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 26157 -“Hail, Hail, The Gang’s All Here” [1917?] PC/1573 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 26158 -“Stables Doggon ‘em” [1917?] PC/1574 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 27159 -“Over He Goes” [1917?] PC/1575 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 27160 -“Whoop-e-e!” [1917?] PC/1576 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 27161 -“On the Way for a Roll?” [1917?] PC/1577 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 27162 -“Pipe de Corncob” [1917?] PC/1578 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 27163 -“Just After a Swim” [1917?] PC/1579 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 27164 -“Washing Up!” [1917?] PC/1580 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 27165 -“9 Cylinders” [1917?] PC/1581 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 27166 -“The Ball Team” [1917?] PC/1582 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 27167 -“Peter Pangman” [1917?] PC/1583 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 28168 -“Bathing Costume” [1917?] PC/1584 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 28169 -“The Sgt. Again” [1917?] PC/1585 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 28170 -Group of Soldiers Jun 1917 PC/1586 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 28171 -“On the Way for a Swim” [1917?] PC/1587 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 28172 -“Morning After the Storm” [1917?] PC/1588 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 28173 -“Some Crew!” [1917?] PC/1589 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 28174 -“Road from Beach to Camp” [1917?] PC/1590 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 29175 -“Petawawa, June ’17: Leo ‘Pete’ Jun 1917 PC/1591 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 29

Deziel”176 -Group of Soldiers [1917?] PC/1592 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 29



177 -“Petawawa, June ’17: ‘Mac’ and Jun 1917 PC/1593 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 29 Corpl. Bradshaw”

178 -“Drying Kits after the ‘Big Wind’” [1917?] PC/1594 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 29179 -“Lead of the Waggon; Driver [1917?] PC/1595 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 29

McKendrick, Cousin of Mary Pickford

180 -“Rear Limber Up! ‘A’ Sub. Gun [1917?] PC/1596 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 30 Team Trotting up to Pick up Their Guns”

181 -“Mutt and Jeff” [1917?] PC/1597 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 30182 -“The First Casualty” [1917?] PC/1598 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 30183 -“George Ten Minutes after His [1917?] PC/1599 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 30

Accident”184 -“Clint Wigle and Pete Pangman 16 Jun 1917 PC/1600 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 30

Watching the Swimmers”185 -“Looking Over the Salvage” [1917?] PC/1601 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 30186 -“’A’ Sub. 67” [1917?] PC/1602 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 30187 -“Ladd Pulling and Bob in a ‘Shell [1917?] PC/1603 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 31

Hole’ after the Storm”188 -“The O.C.” [1917?] PC/1604 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 31189 -“Capt. Orde, the O.C.” [1917?] PC/1605 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 31190 -“Our Gun, 12 Pounds” [1917?] PC/1606 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 31191 -“Jack and Clint Trying to Get Dry” [1917?] PC/1607 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 31192 -“Hoot Mon! ‘Scotty, 67th’” [1917?] PC/1608 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 31193 -67th Battery Ready to Move Off” [1917?] PC/1609 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 31194 -“Bob and Jack in the Lobby of [1917?] PC/1610 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 31

Windsor Hotel”195 -“’A’ Sub. 67th, Lead and Centre of [1917?] PC/1611 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 32

the Waggon”196 -“Prohibition” [1917?] PC/1612 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 32197 -Unidentified Soldier [between PC/1613 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 32

1914 & 1918]198 -Unidentified Soldier on a Horse [between PC/1614 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 32

1914 & 1918]199 -“Part of ‘A’ Sub. Waggon Team” [1917?] PC/1615 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 32200 -“A Couple of ‘Vets’ with a Sick [1917?] PC/1616 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 33

Mule”201 -George Y. Masson on Horseback [1917?] PC/1617 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 33202 -“Home-Ward Bound” [1917?] PC/1618 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 34203 -“Column of Companies” [1917?] PC/1619 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 34204 -“Form Fours” [1917?] PC/1620 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 34205 -“Bye Bye” [1917?] PC/1621 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 34



206 -Soldiers in a Column [1917?] PC/1622 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 34207 -Mounted Soldiers [1917?] PC/1623 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 34208 -“Stables” [1917?] PC/1624 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 34209 -“67th Contingent” [1917?] PC/1625 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 34210 -Mounted Soldier [1917?] PC/1626 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 34211 -Wagon Teams on a Hilly Road [1917?] PC/1627 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 34212 -Unidentified Nude Man Wading [1917?] PC/1628 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 34

in Water213 -“’A’ Sub. Horses” [1917?] PC/1629 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 35214 -“Right Section Line, 67th Battalion” [1917?] PC/1630 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 35215 -“Watering” [1917?] PC/1631 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 35216 -“’A’ sub. 67th” [1917?] PC/1632 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 35217 -“Get the Calabash?” [1917?] PC/1633 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 35218 -“Whoa!” [1917?] PC/1634 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 35219 -“Again!” [1917?] PC/1635 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 35220 -George Masson with Artillery Gun [1917?] PC/1636 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 35221 -“Joe Dawes, Owen Sound” [1917?] PC/1637 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 36222 -“’Mac’ Again” [1917?] PC/1638 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 36223 -Unidentified Mounted Soldier [1917?] PC/1639 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 36224 -Unidentified Soldiers [1917?] PC/1640 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 36225 -“John Ross” [1917?] PC/1641 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 36226 -View of Camp, Including Showers, [1917?] PC/1642 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 36

Stables and Tents227 -“Tent I’m Now With” Aug 1917 PC/1643 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 36228 -Unidentified Mounted Soldiers [1917?] PC/1644 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 37229 -“Buzz” [1917?] PC/1645 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 37230 -Unidentified Soldier [1917?] PC/1646 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 37231 -“Shining Up” [1917?] PC/1647 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 37232 -Unidentified Soldiers with Artillery [1917?] PC/1648 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 37233 -Unidentified Soldier [1917?] PC/1649 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 37234 -George Masson on Top of a Load [1917?] PC/1650 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 38

of Hay235 -Three Unidentified Soldiers on a [1917?] PC/1651 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 38

Wagon with a St. Bernard236 -St. Bernard Sitting on a Wagon [1917?] PC/1652 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 38237 -Three Unidentified Soldiers [1917?] PC/1653 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 38238 -George Masson with Unidentified [1917?] PC/1654 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 38

Soldier239 -The Camp at Petawawa [1917?] PC/1655 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 39240 -Unidentified Soldiers in the Stables [1917?] PC/1656 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 39241 -“Dinner Line” [1917?] PC/1657 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 39242 -Horse Being Shod [1917?] PC/1658 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 39



243 -Unidentified Soldiers at the Horse [1917?] PC/1659 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 39 Stables

244 -Field Drill [1917?] PC/1660 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 40245 -Horses Grazing [1917?] PC/1661 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 40246 -Nude Mounted Soldiers on the [1917?] PC/1662 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 40

Beach247 -“Ready for a Swim-Whoopee!” [1917?] PC/1663 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 40248 -“67th Battery, C.F.A., C.E.F.,Jul 1917 PC/1664 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 41

Petawawa Camp, July 1917249 -“Review, Petawawa Camp” [1917?] PC/1665 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 41250 -“Petawawa Camp, July 1917, Jul 1917 PC/1666 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 41

Including the R.M.C. Cadets and the ‘A’ Brigade”

251 -The Lake at Petawawa [1917?] PC/1667 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 41252 -“67th Toronto University Battery Jul 1917 PC/1668 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 42

C.F.A., C.E.F., Petawawa Camp, -See also PC/1671, July 1917” PC/1679 and

PC/7456253 -Out in the Field [1917?] PC/1669 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 42254 -Group of Soldiers in Front of [1917?] PC/1670 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 42

Stables255 -“67th Toronto University Battery Jul 1917 PC/1671 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 43

C.F.A., C.E.F. Petawawa Camp, -Copy of PC/1679 July 1917” -See also PC/1668

and PC/7456256 -Overview of Camp Petawawa [1917?] PC/1672 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 43257 -Unidentified Nude Soldiers on a [1917?] PC/1673 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 43

Beach258 -“Day of Sports, Camp Petawawa” [1917?] PC/1674 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 43259 -Unidentified Soldier [John 1917 PC/1675 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 44

Mothersill?]260 -Unidentified Mounted Soldier 1917 PC/1676 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 44

[George Y. Masson?]261 -“Recoil” [1917?] PC/1677 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 45262 -George Masson Posing with May 1917 PC/1678 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 45

Artillery -Copy of PC/1687263 -“67th Toronto University Battery, Jul 1917 PC/1679 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 45

C.F.A., C.E.F., Petawawa Camp, -Copy of PC/1671 July 1917 -See also PC/1668 and PC/7456



264 -Unidentified Soldiers on Horseback [1917?] PC/1680 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 46-See also PC/1681 to PC/1685

265 -Unidentified Soldiers on Horseback [1917?] PC/1681 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 46-See also PC/1680 and PC/1682 to PC/1685

266 -Unidentified Soldiers on Horseback [1917?] PC/1682 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 46-See also PC/1680 to PC/1681 and PC/1683 to PC/1685

267 -Unidentified Soldiers on Horseback [1917?] PC/1683 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 48-See also PC/1680 to PC/1682 and PC/1684 to PC/1685

268 -Unidentified Soldiers on Horseback [1917?] PC/1684 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 48-See also PC/1680 to PC/1683 and PC/1685

269 -Unidentified Soldiers on Horseback [1917?] PC/1685 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 48-See also PC/1680 to PC/1684

270 -George Masson Waiting to Board [between PC/1686 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 49 a Train 1917 & 1918]

271 -George Masson Posing with May 1917 PC/1687 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 49 Artillery -Copy of PC/1678

272 -George Masson on Horseback [1917?] PC/1688 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 49273 -George Masson Posing with His [1917?] PC/1689 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 49

Bedroll274 -Group of Soldiers at Camp [1917?] PC/1690 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 49

Petawawa275 -“Ahem!” [between PC/1691 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 49

1917 & 1918]276 -Unidentified Soldiers Waiting to [between PC/1692 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 50

Board a Train 1917 & 1918] -Copy of PC/1716277 -Unidentified Soldiers in Front of [between PC/1693 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 50

an Armoury 1917 & 1918]278 -Unidentified Soldiers in Front of [between PC/1694 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 50

an Armoury 1917 & 1918]



279 -Unidentified Soldiers Waiting to [between PC/1695 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 50 Board a Train 1917 & 1918]

280 -George Masson with His Equipment[between PC/1696 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 501917 & 1918]

281 - An Unidentified Nurse [between PC/1697 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 50 1917 & 1918]

282 -Roll Call in Halifax [between PC/1698 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 501917 & 1918]

283 -“Any Errands Mister?” [between PC/1699 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 501917 & 1918]

284 -“’C.B.’d,’ See the Wire” [between PC/1700 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 501917 & 1918]

285 -“Halifax- Roll Call” [between PC/1701 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 501917 & 1918]

286 -Unidentified Soldiers Standing at [between PC/1702 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 51 Attention 1917 & 1918]

287 -Unidentified Soldiers Marching [between PC/1703 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 511917 & 1918] -Copy of PC/1710

288 -Two Unidentified Soldiers Wearing [between PC/1704 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 51 Life Preservers 1917 & 1918]

289 -Unidentified Soldiers Aboard a [between PC/1705 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 51 Transport 1917 & 1918]

290 -“Some Line Up, Eh!” [between PC/1706 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 51

1917 & 1918]291 -Rear View of Marching Soldiers [between PC/1707 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 51

1917 & 1918]292 -Unidentified Soldiers on a Deck of [between PC/1708 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 51

a Transport 1917 & 1918]293 -Unidentified Soldiers Aboard a [between PC/1709 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 51

Transport 1917 & 1918]294 -Unidentified Soldiers Marching [between PC/1710 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 51

1917 & 1918] -Copy of PC/1703295 -Unidentified Soldiers with Their [between PC/1711 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 51

Equipment 1917 & 1918]296 -Unidentified Soldier [between PC/1712 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 51

1917 & 1918]297 -A Transport [between PC/1713 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 51

1917 & 1918]298 -Two Unidentified Soldiers Wearing [between PC/1714 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 52

Life Preservers 1917 & 1918]299 -A Transport in a Harbour [between PC/1715 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 52

1917 & 1918]MS 20 V – Photographic Material [between 1914 and 1918 – 18 Jan 1967 - continued


300 -Unidentified Soldiers Waiting to [between PC/1716 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 52 Board a Train 1917 & 1918] -Copy of PC/1692

301 -The Sailing Vessel ‘Milverton’ [between PC/1717 MS 20 II-I, Pg.521917 & 1918]

302 -A Transport in a Harbour [between PC/1718 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 521917 & 1918]

303 -Soldiers Aboard a Military Truck [between PC/1719 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 521917 & 1918]

304 -Unidentified Soldier in Dress [between PC/1720 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 52 Uniform 1914 & 1918]


306 -The Transport ‘Baltic’ in a Harbour [between PC/1722 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 521917 & 1918]

307 -John Mothersill and Roy Noble at [between PC/1723 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 52 a Fortification 1917 & 1918]

308 -Transports in a Harbour [between PC/1724 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 521917 & 1918]

309 -Roy Noble in Front of a Tent [between PC/1725 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 53

1917 & 1918]310 -George Masson in Front of a Tent [between PC/1726 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 53

1917 & 1918]311 -John Mothersill and Roy Noble [between PC/1727 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 53

Inside a Fortification 1917 & 1918]312 -Roy Noble and John Mothersill and [between PC/1728 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 53

Inside a Training Trench 1917 & 1918]313 -Camp Witley [between PC/1729 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 53

1917 & 1918]314 -Group of Soldiers [between PC/1730 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 53

1917 & 1918]315 -“Camp Witley, England- Off to [between PC/1731 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 53

France in Six Weeks” 1917 & 1918]316 -Unidentified Soldier Wearing a [between PC/1732 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 53

Gas Mask 1917 & 1918]317 -Unidentified Soldier Standing in [between PC/1733 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 53

Front of a Tent 1917 & 1918]318 -Bob Henry Standing by Tents [between PC/1734 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 53

1917 & 1918]319 -Soldiers Posing and Smoking [between PC/1735 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 53

1917 & 1918]

320 -John Mothersill Posing by a [between PC/1736 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 53 Fortification 1917 & 1918]



321 -Ward F2. The County of Middlesex [between PC/1737 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 54 War Hospital, Napsbury” 1917 & 1918]

322 -A Transport [between PC/1738 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 551917 & 1918]

323 -Ships in a Harbour [between PC/1739 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 551917 & 1918]

324 -Unidentified Soldier Sitting by a [between PC/1740 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 55 Tent 1917 & 1918]

325 -Unidentified Soldier [between PC/1741 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 551917 & 1918]


327 -Unidentified Soldiers [between PC/1743 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 551917 & 1918]

328 -“Bernard Bates and Walter Hoare 2 Apr 1916 PC/1744 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 56 on Last Leave”

329 -Bernard Bates and Walter Hoare 30 Apr 1916 PC/1745 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 56 in an Automobile

330 -Walter Hoare Holding a Baby 2 Apr 1916 PC/1746 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 56331 -“On Last Leave” Dec 1917 PC/1747 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 58332 -“In London, Dec. 1717” Dec 1917 PC/1748 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 58333 -George Masson with Islay Reid Dec 1917 PC/1749 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 58334 -George Y. Masson [between PC/1750 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 58


1917 & 1918]336 -“Napsbury Hants Convalescent Mar 1918 PC/1752 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 58

Home, March 1918”337 -“241st 40th Reunion” 26 Apr 1956 PC/1753 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 60338 -Veteran Soldiers’ Reunion 1957 PC/1754 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 60339 -George Masson with Unidentified 1957 PC/1755 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 60

Veteran340 -Veteran Soldiers’ Reunion 1962 PC/1756 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 60341 -George Masson with Unidentified [1962?] PC/1757 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 60

Veteran342 -Unidentified Nurse and Soldier [between PC/1758 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 61

1917 & 1918]343 -Unidentified Nurse [between PC/1759 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 61

1917 & 1918]344 -Unidentified Soldiers Convalescing [between PC/1760 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 61

at the County of Middlesex War 1917 & 1918] -See also PC/1763 Hospital, Napsbury, England



345 -Unidentified Nurse in a Hospital [between PC/1761 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 61 Ward 1917 & 1918]

346 -Unidentified Woman [between PC/1762 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 611917 & 1918]

347 -Unidentified Soldiers Convalescing [between PC/1763 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 61 at the County of Middlesex War 1917 & 1918] -See also PC/1760 Hospital, Napsbury, England

348 -George Masson sitting by [between PC/1764 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 61 Shrubbery 1917 & 1918]

349 -Unidentified Soldier Sitting by [between PC/1765 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 61 Shrubbery 1917 & 1918]

350 -George Masson Sitting on Steps [between PC/1766 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 621917 & 1918]

351 -“Convalescing, Harpenden Herts” [between PC/1767 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 621917 & 1918]

352 -A Picnic in the Woods [between PC/1768 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 621917 & 1918] -See also PC/1770

353 -Unidentified Soldier Sitting on [between PC/1769 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 62 Steps 1917 & 1918]

354 -A Picnic in the Woods [between PC/1770 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 621917 & 1918] -See also PC/1768

355 -George Masson Posing by Barracks [between PC/1771 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 631917 & 1918]

356 -George Masson Sitting on Sand May 1918 PC/1772 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 63 Bags

357 -A Waterfall Near Bramshott [between PC/1773 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 631917 & 1918]

358 -“Human Fly! Bramshott, 1918” 1918 PC/1774 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 63359 -“Bramshott, May 1918” May 1918 PC/1775 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 63360 -George Masson Standing in Front [between PC/1776 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 63

of Barracks 1917 & 1918]361 -“Bramshott, May 1918” May 1918 PC/1777 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 63362 -“Witley Camp, 1918” 1918 PC/1778 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 63363 -George Masson with Unidentified [between PC/1779 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 63

Soldier 1917 & 1918]364 -George Masson Sitting on a Bench [between PC/1780 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 64

1917 & 1918]365 -“Rome” [between PC/1781 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 64

1917 & 1918]366 -Mountainside Dwellings in [between PC/1782 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 64

Florence, Italy 1917 & 1918] -Copy of PC/1787



367 -“Rome” [between PC/1783 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 641917 & 1918]

368 -Portrait of George Masson in [1918?] PC/1784 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 64 Uniform -See also PC/1785

369 -Portrait of George Masson in [1918?] PC/1785 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 64 Uniform -See also PC/1784

370 -“Blackpool” [between PC/1786 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 641917 & 1918]

371 -“Florence” [between PC/1787 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 641917 & 1918] -Copy of PC/1782

372 -“Sandling, Nov. 1918” Nov 1918 PC/1788 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 65373 -Group of Unidentified Soldiers Nov 1918 PC/1789 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 65374 -“Silver Queen” [1918?] PC/1790 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 65375 -“Football Outfits” [1918?] PC/1791 -Removed from

MS 20 II-I, Pg. 65376 -“D. flight, 2nd Squadron, 1st Wing” [1918?] PC/1792 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 65377 -Aerial View of a City [between PC/1793 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 65

1917 & 1918]378 -“East Sandling, Nov. 1918” Nov 1918 PC/1794 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 65379 -“No. 1 Wing, R.A.F., Peister, [1918?] PC/1795 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 65

Pennington, Parker and Masson”380 -“Canadian Rugby Teams, R.A.F. Nov 1918 PC/1796 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 65

Sandling”381 -“Sandling, Nov. 1918” Nov 1918 PC/1797 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 65382 -George Masson and Kellard, alias Nov 1918 PC/1798 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 66

‘Puck’383 -“Cadet Training Wing, R.A.F.” [1918?] PC/1799 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 66384 -“Cap. B.J.M., East Sandling” Nov 1918 PC/1800 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 66385 -“Dawson, Parker, Kellard, Blad [between PC/1801 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 67

and Masson” 1918 & 1919] -See also PC/1802386 -Dawson, Parker, Kellard, Blad and [between PC/1802 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 67

Masson 1918 & 1919] -See also PC/1801387 -Unidentified Soldiers in Front of [between PC/1803 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 68

Church 1918 & 1919]388 -Unidentified Church and Cemetery [between PC/1804 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 68


1918 & 1919]

390 -Unidentified Church [between PC/1806 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 681918 & 1919]

391 -Unidentified Church’s Stained [between PC/1807 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 68 Glass Window-Exterior View 1918 & 1919] -See also PC/1808



392 -Unidentified Church’s Stained [between PC/1808 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 68 Glass Window-Interior View 1918 & 1919] -See also PC/1807

393 -“Lord Kitchener and Sister Harold [1916?] PC/1809 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 68 Just Before His Death at Sea”

394 -English Dwelling [between PC/1810 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 681918 & 1919]

395 -English Dwelling [between PC/1811 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 681918 & 1919]

396 -Unidentified Individuals [between PC/1812 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 691918 & 1919]

397 -Four Soldiers [between PC/1813 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 691918 & 1919]


399 -Unidentified Soldier in Front of [between PC/1815 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 69 Barracks 1918 & 1919]

400 -Unidentified Woman and Soldier [between PC/1816 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 69 Skating 1918 & 1919]

401 -Unidentified Soldier in Front of [between PC/1817 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 69 Barracks 1918 & 1919]

402 -Interior View of an English [between PC/1818 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 70 Dwelling 1918 & 1919] -See also PC/1819

and PC/1826403 -“Rankeilour, Perthshire” [between PC/1819 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 70

1918 & 1919] -See also PC/1818 and PC/1826

404 -George Masson Posing in Front of [between PC/1820 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 70 Lady Nairn’s Home 1918 & 1919]

405 -“Lady Nairn’s Daughter” [between PC/1821 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 701918 & 1919]



408 -“My First Stunt Flight” Feb 1919 PC/1824 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 71409 -Unidentified Soldiers in Front of [1919?] PC/1825 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 71

an Airplane410 -“Rankeilour: Lady Nairn’s Home [between PC/1826 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 71

Open House for Overseas Cadets 1918 & 1919] -See also PC/1818 on Leave” and PC/1819

411 -First World War Airplane [between PC/1827 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 711918 & 1919]



412 -Unidentified Soldier Standing in [1919?] PC/1828 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 71 Front of an Airplane

413 -George Masson Standing in Front [between PC/1829 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 72 of Barracks 1918 & 1919]

414 -George Masson Sitting on a Stone [between PC/1830 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 72 Railing 1918 & 1919]

415 -George Masson [between PC/1831 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 721918 & 1919]

416 -George Masson Standing in Front [between PC/1832 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 72 of Barracks 1918 & 1919]

417 -View of a City [between PC/1833 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 721918 & 1919]

418 -Unidentified Soldiers Aboard the 1919 PC/1834 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 75 Military Transport “Canada”

419 -Unidentified Soldiers on Deck of 1919 PC/1835 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 75 the Military Transport “Canada”

420 -Unidentified Soldier on Deck of 1919 PC/1836 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 75 the Military Transport “Canada”

421 -Unidentified Individual on a Horse [1919?] PC/1837 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 75422 -Five Unidentified Soldiers Aboard 1919 PC/1838 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 76

the Military Transport “Canada”423 -Unidentified Soldiers Aboard the 1919 PC/1839 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 76

Military Transport “Canada”424 -George Masson and Four 1919 PC/1840 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 76

Unidentified Soldiers Aboard the Military Transport “Canada”

425 -Unidentified Women and Soldiers 1919 PC/1841 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 76 Aboard the Military Transport “Canada”

426 -George Masson and Two 1919 PC/1842 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 76 Unidentified Soldiers Aboard the Military Transport “Canada”

427 -“Homeward Bound on ‘Canada’” 1919 PC/1843 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 76428 -View of the Deck of the Military 1919 PC/1844 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 77

Transport “Canada” -See also PC/1849429 -Two Unidentified Soldiers Posing 1919 PC/1845 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 77

by a Gun on the Transport “Canada”430 -Unidentified Soldiers on the Deck 1919 PC/1846 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 77

of the Military Transport “Canada”431 -Unidentified Soldiers on the Deck 1919 PC/1847 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 77

of the Military Transport “Canada”



432 -George Masson with Unidentified 1919 PC/1848 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 77 Soldier Posing by a Gun on the Deck of the Military Transport “Canada”

433 -View of the Deck of the Military 1919 PC/1849 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 77 Transport “Canada” -See also PC/1844

434 -Unidentified Woman [between PC/1850 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 781918 & 1922] -See also PC/1851

435 -Unidentified Woman Standing in a [between PC/1851 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 78 Field 1918 & 1922] -See also PC/1850

436 -Unidentified Woman Climbing [between PC/1852 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 78 Aboard a Train 1918 & 1922]


438 -Unidentified Man Sitting on a [between PC/1854 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 78 Snow Bank 1918 & 1922]


440 -Profile of Unidentified Woman [between PC/1856 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 781918 & 1922]

441 -“Eula White, London ON” [between PC/1857 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 791918 & 1922]

442 -“The Tough Girls” [between PC/1858 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 791918 & 1922]


444 -“Maizie” [between PC/1860 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 791918 & 1922]

445 -“Reda Fee Westmount” [between PC/1861 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 791918 & 1922]


447 -“Nan Garmody” [between PC/1863 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 791918 & 1922]

448 -Unidentified Nurse and Child [between PC/1864 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 801918 & 1922]

449 -Two Unidentified Nurses [between PC/1865 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 801918 & 1922]

450 -Two Unidentified Nurses [between PC/1866 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 801918 & 1922]

451 -Portrait of an Unidentified Nurse [between PC/1867 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 801918 & 1922]



452 -Unidentified Nurse [between PC/1868 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 801918 & 1922]

453 -Unidentified Nurse [between PC/1869 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 801918 & 1922]

454 -Unidentified Woman Posing on a [between PC/1870 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 81 Waterfront 1918 & 1922]

455 -Unidentified Soldier with Three [between PC/1871 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 81 Women 1918 & 1922]

456 -Two Unidentified Women in [between PC/1872 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 81 Bathing Suits 1918 & 1922]


458 -Three Unidentified Woman [between PC/1874 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 81 Wearing Costumes 1918 & 1922]

459 -Unidentified Woman in Tennis [between PC/1875 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 81 Dress 1918 & 1922]


461 -Young Girl with Dog in a Row [between PC/1877 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 82 Boat 1918 & 1922]

462 -Young Boy with a Dog [between PC/1878 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 821918 & 1922]

463 -Unidentified Boy Holding a Dog [between PC/1879 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 821918 & 1922]

464 -Unidentified Woman on a [between PC/1880 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 82 Beachfront Walkway 1918 & 1922]

465 -Unidentified Woman Holding a [between PC/1881 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 82 Baby 1918 & 1922]

466 -Unidentified Woman Sitting on the [between PC/1882 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 83 Ledge of a Bay Window 1918 & 1922]

467 -Unidentified Woman Playing with [between PC/1883 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 83 a Dog 1918 & 1922]

468 -Unidentified Woman Standing [between PC/1884 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 83 Under a Trellis 1918 & 1922]

469 -Unidentified Bride and Groom [between PC/1885 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 831918 & 1922]

470 -Unidentified Girl Looking out the [between PC/1886 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 83 Window 1918 & 1922]

471 -Unidentified Woman in a Bathing [between PC/1887 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 83 Suit 1918 & 1922]

472 -Unidentified Woman in a Canoe [between PC/1888 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 841918 & 1922]



473 -Two Unidentified Women Sitting [between PC/1889 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 84 on a Porch 1918 & 1922]

474 -“Hugh Cameron and George 1920 PC/1890 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 84 Masson, Niagara 1920”


476 -Military Parade [between PC/1892 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 861918 & 1934] -See also PC/1893

and PC/1895477 -Military Parade [between PC/1893 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 86

1918 & 1934] -See also PC/1892 and PC/1895

478 -George Masson and Unidentified [between PC/1894 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 86 Individuals at the Windsor 1918 & 1934 Cenotaph

479 -Military Band on Parade [between PC/1895 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 871918 & 1934] -See also PC/1893

and PC/1894480 -Governor-General The Earl of 1934 PC/1896 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 87

Bessborough Inspecting Soldiers -See also PC/1897 and PC/1899

481 -Soldiers Standing at Attention 1934 PC/1897 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 87-See also PC/1896 and PC/1899

482 -George Masson and Unidentified [between PC/1898 -Removed from Soldier Marching 1922 & 1934 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 88

-Removed to PC/Collection

483 -“Governor-General Bessborough, 1934 PC/1899 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 89 Commander Guard, 1934” -See also PC/1896

and PC/1897484 -“Training Command, Camp 1943 PC/1900 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 89

Borden 1943”485 -Six Unidentified Women [between PC/1901 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 89

1920 & 1922]486 -Unidentified Individuals at a Beach [between PC/1902 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 89

1920 & 1922] -See also PC/1907 and PC/1909

487 -Unidentified Individuals in an [between PC/1903 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 89 Automobile 1920 & 1922]

488 -Unidentified Individuals at a Picnic [between PC/1904 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 891920 & 1922] -See also PC/1908



489 -Unidentified Individuals in a Tree- [between PC/1905 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 89 Lined Field 1920 & 1922]

490 -Four Unidentified Men at a Beach [between PC/1906 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 891920 & 1922]

491 -Unidentified Individuals at a Beach [between PC/1907 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 891920 & 1922] -See also PC/1902

and PC/1909492 -Unidentified Individuals at a Picnic [between PC/1908 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 89

1920 & 1922] -See also PC/1904493 -Unidentified Individuals at a Beach [between PC/1909 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 89

1920 & 1922] -See also PC/1902 and PC/1907

494 -Unidentified Girl [between PC/1910 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 901920 & 1922]

495 -Unidentified Individuals Posing in [between PC/1911 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 90 Front of an Automobile 1920 & 1922]

496 -Unidentified Man in a Tennis [between PC/1912 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 90 Uniform 1920 & 1922] -See also PC/1913

and PC/1916497 -Unidentified Men [between PC/1913 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 90

1920 & 1922] -See also PC/1912 and PC/1916

498 -Unidentified Individuals at a Beach [between PC/1914 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 901920 & 1922]

499 -George Masson with an [between PC/1915 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 90 Unidentified Man and Woman 1920 & 1922]

500 -George Masson and Unidentified [between PC/1916 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 90 Man in Tennis Uniforms 1920 & 1922] -See also PC/1912

and PC/1913501 -Unidentified Woman Playing a [between PC/1917 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 91

Ukulele 1920 & 1922]502 -Group of Unidentified Women [between PC/1918 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 91

1920 & 1922]503 -Group of Unidentified Women [between PC/1919 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 91

1920 & 1922]504 -Unidentified Individuals in Front [between PC/1920 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 91

of a Dwelling 1920 & 1922]505 -Unidentified Woman in a Bathing [between PC/1921 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 91

Suit 1920 & 1922]506 -Unidentified Man [between PC/1922 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 91

1920 & 1922]



507 -Gathering of Unidentified [between PC/1923 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 91 Individuals 1920 & 1922] -See also PC/1929



510 -Group of Unidentified Individuals [between PC/1926 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 911920 & 1922]


512 -Two Unidentified Women [between PC/1928 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 911920 & 1922]

513 -Gathering of Unidentified [between PC/1929 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 91 Individuals 1920 & 1922] -See also PC/1923


515 -Group of Unidentified Women [between PC/1931 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 911920 & 1922]

516 -Unidentified Individuals at a [between PC/1932 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 91 Picnic 1920 & 1922]

517 -Group of Unidentified Women [between PC/1933 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 911920 & 1922]

518 -Unidentified Man [between PC/1934 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 911920 & 1922]


520 -Unidentified Individuals at a [between PC/1936 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 91 Picnic 1920 & 1922]

521 -Two Unidentified Men [between PC/1937 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 911920 & 1922]

522 -Three Unidentified Women [between PC/1938 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 911920 & 1922]

523 -Unidentified Man Holding a Dog [between PC/1939 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 921920 & 1922]

524 -Football Field [at the University [between PC/1940 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 92 of Pennsylvania?] 1920 & 1922]

525 -Group of Unidentified Individuals [between PC/1941 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 921920 & 1922] -See also PC/1942

526 -Group of Unidentified Individuals [between PC/1942 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 921920 & 1922] -See also PC/1941

527 -“Entrance, University of [before 1922] PC/1943 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 92 Pennsylvania”



528 -Marching Band on Football Field [between PC/1944 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 92 [at the University of Pennsylvania?]1920 & 1922]

529 -Football Game [at the University of [between PC/1945 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 92 Pennsylvania Football Field?] 1920 & 1922]

530 -A Parade Float [at the University of [between PC/1946 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 93 Pennsylvania?] 1920 & 1922]

531 -A Parade Float [at the University of [between PC/1947 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 93 Pennsylvania?] 1920 & 1922]

532 -A Parade [at the University of [between PC/1948 -Removed from Pennsylvania?] 1920 & 1922] MS 20 II-I, Pg. 93


533 -A Parade Float [at the University [between PC/1949 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 93 of Pennsylvania?] 1920 & 1922]

534 -View of a Building [on the Campus [between PC/1950 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 93 of the University of Pennsylvania?] 1920 & 1922]

535 -Memorial Tower and Dormitories [between PC/1951 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 93 at the University of Pennsylvania 1920 & 1922] -See also PC/1963

and PC/2046536 -New Medical Building at the [between PC/1952 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 93

University of Pennsylvania 1920 & 1922] -See also PC/1967537 -Decorated Automobile in a Parade [between PC/1953 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 93

[at the University of Pennsylvania?]1920 & 1922]538 -Unidentified Women in a Parade [between PC/1954 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 93

[at the University of Pennsylvania?]1920 & 1922]539 -Unidentified Building at the [between PC/1955 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 93

University of Pennsylvania 1920 & 1922]540 -[University of Pennsylvania?] [between PC/1956 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 94

Rowing Team on a Lake 1920 & 1922] -See also PC/1957 and PC/1958

541 -[University of Pennsylvania?] [between PC/1957 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 94 Rowing Team Under a Bridge 1920 & 1922] -See also PC/1956

and PC/1958542 -[University of Pennsylvania?] [between PC/1958 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 94

Rowing Team on a Lake 1920 & 1922] -See also PC/1956 and PC/1957

543 -Unidentified Building [at the [between PC/1959 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 94 University of Pennsylvania?] 1920 & 1922]

544 -Unidentified Building [at the [between PC/1960 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 94 University of Pennsylvania?] 1920 & 1922]

545 -“Taken at the Old Drexel Estate” Apr 1920 PC/1961 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 94



546 -“Library, University of [before 1922] PC/1962 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 95 Pennsylvania”

547 -“Memorial tower Dormitories, [before 1922] PC/1963 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 95 University of Pennsylvania” -See also PC/1951

and PC/2046548 -“Law School, University of [before 1922] PC/1964 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 95

Pennsylvania”549 -“Gymnasium, University of [before 1922] PC/1965 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 95

Pennsylvania” -See also PC/2045550 -“College Hall, University of [before 1922] PC/1966 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 95

Pennsylvania”551 -“New Medical Building, University [before 1922] PC/1967 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 95

of Pennsylvania” -See also PC/1952552 -“Engineering Building, University [before 1922] PC/1968 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 95

of Pennsylvania”553 -“Thomas Evans Dental Museum, [before 1922] PC/1969 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 95

University of Pennsylvania”554 -“Houston Hall, University of [before 1922] PC/1970 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 95

Pennsylvania”555 -Crowd Forming on the Campus of [before 1922] PC/1971 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 98

the University of Pennsylvania -See also PC/1972 and PC/1973

556 -Crowd Forming on the Campus of [before 1922] PC/1972 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 98 the University of Pennsylvania -See also PC/1971

and PC/1973557 -Crowd Forming on the Campus of [before 1922] PC/1973 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 98

the University of Pennsylvania -See also PC/1971 and PC/1972

558 -Three Unidentified Women [before 1922] PC/1974 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 99 Standing on a Porch

559 -Group of Unidentified Individuals [before 1922] PC/1975 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 99 Standing on a Porch

560 -Three Unidentified Individuals [before 1922] PC/1976 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 99 Standing on a Porch

561 -Unidentified Woman Standing on [before 1922] PC/1977 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 99 a Porch


563 -Two Unidentified Women Standing [before 1922] PC/1979 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 99 on a Porch




565 -Three Unidentified Women [before 1922] PC/1981 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 100 Standing on a Porch

566 -George Masson and Group of [before 1922] PC/1982 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 100 Unidentified Individuals Standing on a Porch

567 -Two Unidentified Women Standing [before 1922] PC/1983 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 100 on a Porch

568 -Two Unidentified Men Standing on [before 1922] PC/1984 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 101 a Porch


570 -Unidentified Man Sitting on a [before 1922] PC/1986 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 102 Fence

571 -George Masson Standing with an [before 1922] PC/1987 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 102 Unidentified Man and Woman

572 -Unidentified Woman [before 1922] PC/1988 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 102573 -Three Unidentified Individuals [before 1922] PC/1989 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 102574 -Unidentified Woman [before 1922] PC/1990 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 102575 -Track and Field Relay Team: [1920?] PC/1991 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 103

Milligan, Tatham, Rudd, Montague, and Stollard

576 -Track-Side View of a Relay Race [1920?] PC/1992 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 104-See also PC/1993 and PC/1994



579 -Track and Field Relay Team [1920?] PC/1995 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 107580 -Track Athlete Montague [1920?] PC/1996 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 107581 -Unidentified Track Athlete [1920?] PC/1997 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 107582 -View of Unidentified Dwelling [before 1922] PC/1998 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 108

-See also PC/1999, PC/2019 and PC/2021

583 -View of Unidentified Dwelling [before 1922] PC/1999 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 108


584 -Unidentified Man [before 1922] PC/2000 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 109MS 20 V – Photographic Material [between 1914 and 1918 – 18 Jan 1967 - continued


585 -Unidentified Man [before 1922] PC/2001 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 109586 -Unidentified Man [before 1922] PC/2002 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 109587 -Unidentified Man [before 1922] PC/2003 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 109588 -George Masson Standing in the [before 1922] PC/2004 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 109

Backyard of a Dwelling589 -Unidentified Man [before 1922] PC/2005 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 109590 -Unidentified Man [before 1922] PC/2006 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 109591 -Unidentified Man [before 1922] PC/2007 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 109592 -Unidentified Man [before 1922] PC/2008 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 110593 -Unidentified Man [before 1922] PC/2009 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 110594 -Unidentified Man [before 1922] PC/2010 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 110595 -View of a Cottage [before 1922] PC/2011 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 111596 -George Masson Sitting Atop a [before 1922] PC/2012 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 111

Stone Well597 -George Masson and an Unidentified [before 1922] PC/2013 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 111

Woman Canoeing598 -Unidentified Man and Woman [before 1922] PC/2014 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 111

Canoeing599 -Unidentified Canoeist Paddling [before 1922] PC/2015 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 112

Under a Fallen Tree600 -Unidentified Individuals Cooking [before 1922] PC/2016 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 112

by a Campfire601 -George Masson and Unidentified [before 1922] PC/2017 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 112

Woman Canoeing602 -George Masson Sleeping [before 1922] PC/2018 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 112603 -View of Unidentified Dwelling [before 1922] PC/2019 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 113


604 -Unidentified Woman Standing in [before 1922] PC/2020 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 113 a Flower Garden

605 -View of Unidentified Dwelling [before 1922] PC/2021 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 113-See also PC/1998, PC/1999 and PC/2019

606 -“Eleanor Moody, Elizabeth Lewis, [before 1922] PC/2022 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 113 Suzanne Lewis, Dorothy [Davis?], Alice [S-?] and Henrietta Sims

607 -Unidentified Buildings [before 1922] PC/2023 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 113608 -Unidentified Individuals Canoeing [before 1922] PC/2024 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 113609 -Unidentified Individuals Cooking [before 1922] PC/2025 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 114

by a CampfireMS 20 V – Photographic Material [between 1914 and 1918 – 18 Jan 1967 - continued


610 -Unidentified Individuals Laying [before 1922] PC/2026 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 114 Down at a Campsite

611 -Unidentified Woman Eating at a [before 1922] PC/2027 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 114 Campsite

612 -Unidentified Woman in a Canoe [before 1922] PC/2028 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 114613 -Unidentified Individuals Canoeing [before 1922] PC/2029 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 114614 -Unidentified Woman Eating at a [before 1922] PC/2030 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 114

Campsite615 -Unidentified Man and Woman [before 1922] PC/2031 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 114

Canoeing616 -George [Troutwein?] Sitting in a [before 1922] PC/2032 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 115

Canoe617 -Dick Richardson Standing by a [before 1922] PC/2033 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 115

Campfire, Holding Camping Equipment

618 -Unidentified Men Around a [before 1922] PC/2034 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 115 Campfire

619 -Harry Doppel Kneeling by a [before 1922] PC/2035 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 116 Campfire

620 -Roy Larson Kneeling Over a Canoe [before 1922] PC/2036 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 116621 -George Masson Posing by an Iron [before 1922] PC/2037 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 117

Gate622 -George Masson and an Unidentified [before 1922] PC/2038 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 117

Man Standing at a Building’s Entrance

623 -George Masson and an Unidentified [before 1922] PC/2039 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 117 Man Standing in Front of a Tree

624 -Unidentified Man Standing on a [before 1922] PC/2040 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 117 Porch

625 -Unidentified Man Standing by [before 1922] PC/2041 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 117 Trees

626 -George Masson Sitting on a Fence [before 1922] PC/2042 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 117627 -George Masson and an Unidentified [before 1922] PC/2043 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 117

Man Standing in an Open Field628 -Unidentified Building on the [before 1922] PC/2044 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 118

Campus of the University of -See also PC/2049 Pennsylvania

629 -View of Gymnasium and Football [before 1922] PC/2045 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 118

Field at the University of -See also PC/1965 Pennsylvania



630 -Memorial Tower at the University [before 1922] PC/2046 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 118 of Pennsylvania -See also PC/1951

and PC/1963631 -Memorial Tower and Dormitories, [before 1922] PC/2047 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 118

University of Pennsylvania632 -Water Fountain and Column Detail [before 1922] PC/2048 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 118

from an Unidentified Building at the University of Pennsylvania

633 -Unidentified Building on the [before 1922] PC/2049 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 118 Campus of the University of -See also PC/2044 Pennsylvania

634 -Entranceway of an Unidentified [before 1922] PC/2050 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 118 Building [on the Campus of the University of Pennsylvania?]

635 -Entranceway of an Unidentified [before 1922] PC/2051 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 118 Building [on the Campus of the University of Pennsylvania?]

636 -“Pelee Isle: Gus [Coen?], Pookie, [1947?] PC/2052 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 120 Lofty Tett, [G.Y.M.?] and Jerry Taylor”

637 -“Lofty Tett, Pelee” [1947?] PC/2053 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 120638 -“Lofty and Pookie, Pelee Isle” [1947?] PC/2054 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 120639 -Two Unidentified Men Constructing[before 1922] PC/2055 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 121

a Theatre Stage640 -Unidentified Men Constructing a [before 1922] PC/2056 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 121

Theatre Stage641 -Unidentified Man Panting a Stage [before 1922] PC/2057 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 121

Prop642 -Unidentified Man Painting a Stage [before 1922] PC/2058 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 121

Prop643 -Unidentified Men Constructing a [before 1922] PC/2059 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 121

Theatre Stage644 -Unidentified Men Painting Theatre [before 1922] PC/2060 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 121

Scenery645 -Unidentified Men Painting a Stage [before 1922] PC/2061 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 121

Prop646 -Unidentified Men Painting a Stage [before 1922] PC/2062 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 121

Prop

647 -Unidentified Men Painting a Stage [before 1922] PC/2063 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 122 Prop



648 -Two Unidentified Men in a Theatre [before 1922] PC/2064 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 122 During the Construction of a Stage- Setting

649 -Unidentified Man Painting Theatre [before 1922] PC/2065 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 122 Scenery

650 -Unidentified Man Painting a Stage [before 1922] PC/2066 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 122 Prop

651 -An Unidentified Actress and Two [before 1922] PC/2067 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 123 Actors in Roman Costume

652 -Unidentified Woman in Costume [before 1922] PC/2068 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 124653 -Unidentified Actress and Actor in [before 1922] PC/2069 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 125

Costumes654 -George Masson in a Costume [before 1922] PC/2070 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 126655 -George Masson and Fellow Cast [before 1922] PC/2071 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 127

Members in Costume656 -Unidentified Actress and Actor in [before 1922] PC/2072 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 128

Costumes657 -Unidentified Actress and Actor in [before 1922] PC/2073 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 129

Costumes658 -Two Unidentified Men [192-?] PC/2074 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 131659 -View of the Waterfalls at Niagara [192-?] PC/2075 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 131

Falls660 -George Masson and an Unidentified [192-?] PC/2076 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 131

Individual661 -Steamship at Niagara Falls, ON [192-?] PC/2077 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 131662 -Unidentified Building [at Niagara [192-?] PC/2078 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 131

Falls, ON?] -See also PC/2080663 -George Masson and an Unidentified [192-?] PC/2079 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 131

Individual664 -Unidentified Individual Leaning [192-?] PC/2080 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 131

Against the Base of a Monument -See also PC/2078665 -View of the Waterfalls at Niagara [192-?] PC/2081 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 131

Falls666 -“See How Thin I Am?” [192-?] PC/2082 -Removed from

MS 20 II-I, Pg. 132-Removed to PC/Collection

667 -Unidentified Woman [192-?] PC/2083 -Removed from

MS 20 II-I, Pg. 132-Removed to PC/Collection

668 -Two Unidentified Women [192-?] PC/2084 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 132MS 20 V – Photographic Material [between 1914 and 1918 – 18 Jan 1967 - continued


669 -Unidentified Child [192-?] PC/2085 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 132670 -George Masson and an Unidentified [192-?] PC/2086 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 133

Man on the Deck of a Ship671 -Unidentified Woman on the Deck [192-?] PC/2087 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 133

of a Ship672 -Unidentified Woman on the Deck [192-?] PC/2088 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 133

of a Ship673 -Unidentified Woman Standing in [192-?] PC/2089 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 133

Front of a Stone Wall674 -Crowd on the Deck of a Ship [192-?] PC/2090 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 133675 -Unidentified Man on the Deck of [192-?] PC/2091 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 133

a Ship676 -Crowd on the Deck of a Ship [192-?] PC/2092 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 133677 -Unidentified Individuals [192-?] PC/2093 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 133678 -George Masson and a Group of [192-?] PC/2094 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 134

Unidentified Individuals Standing -See also PC/2095 in Front of a Stone Wall

679 -Unidentified Individuals Standing [192-?] PC/2095 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 134 in Front of an Iron Gate -See also PC/2094

680 -Unidentified Woman Standing in [192-?] PC/2096 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 134 Front of a Stone Wall

681 -Crowd on the Deck of a Ship [192-?] PC/2097 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 134682 -Unidentified Woman Sitting on a [192-?] PC/2098 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 135

Porch683 -Unidentified Individuals Standing [192-?] PC/2099 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 135

by an Automobile684 -Unidentified Woman [192-?] PC/2100 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 135685 -Unidentified Woman Sitting on a [192-?] PC/2101 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 135

Porch686 -Unidentified Woman Standing by [192-?] PC/2102 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 135

a Fence687 -Unidentified Woman on Horseback [192-?] PC/2103 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 136688 -Unidentified Woman on Horseback [192-?] PC/2104 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 136689 -Unidentified Woman [192-?] PC/2105 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 136690 -Unidentified Woman [192-?] PC/2106 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 136

691 -Lieutenant R.L. Maughan Leaning Oct 1922 PC/2107 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 137 Against his Plane

692 -Lieutenant R.L. Maughan Leaning Oct 1922 PC/2108 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 138 Against his Plane

693 -Unidentified Man Holding a Dog [between PC/2109 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 1391922 & 1939]



694 -George Y. Masson [between PC/2110 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 1391922 & 1939]

695 -George Y. Masson and an [between PC/2111 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 139 Unidentified Man 1922 & 1939]

696 -Unidentified Man Playing with a [between PC/2112 -Removed from Dog 1922 & 1939] MS 20 II-I, Pg. 140


697 -Unidentified Man and a Horse [between PC/2113 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 1401922 & 1939] -Copy of PC/2114

698 -Unidentified Man and a Horse [between PC/2114 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 1401922 & 1939] -Copy of PC/2113

699 -Unidentified Man and a Horse [between PC/2115 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 1401922 & 1939]

700 -Unidentified Man Standing with [between PC/2116 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 140 Two Dogs 1922 & 1939]

701 -Unidentified Man Playing with [between PC/2117 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 140 Two Dogs 1922 & 1939]

702 -Unidentified Hunter Posing with [between PC/2118 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 141 Game-Birds in a Canoe 1922 & 1939]

703 -Unidentified Man on a Dock with [between PC/2119 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 141 a Large Fish 1922 & 1939]

704 -Unidentified Men Unloading a [between PC/2120 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 141 Fishing Boat 1922 & 1939]

705 -Railroad Vehicle on a Dock [between PC/2121 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 1411922 & 1939]

706 -Unidentified Men with Crates of [between PC/2122 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 142 Fish 1922 & 1939]

707 -Two Unidentified Men Standing on [between PC/2123 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 142 the Forward Beam of a Boat 1922 & 1939]

708 -Essex Scottish Regiment Standing [before 1939] PC/2124 -Removed from in Line MS 20 II-I, Pg. 143

-See also PC/2125 and PC/2126-Removed to

PC/Collection709 -Essex Scottish Regiment Standing [before 1939] PC/2125 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 143

in Line -See also PC/2124 and PC/2126

710 -Essex Scottish Regiment Standing [before 1939] PC/2126 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 143 in Line -See also PC/2124

and PC/2125MS 20 V – Photographic Material [between 1914 and 1918 – 18 Jan 1967 - continued


711 -George Masson Posing in His 1936 PC/2127 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 143 Military Dress Uniform

712 -Unidentified Soldiers Marching [between PC/2128 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 1431922 & 1939]

713 -Unidentified Boy at a Camp Site [between PC/2129 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 1441922 & 1939]

714 -George Masson Posing with Game- [between PC/2130 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 144 Birds in a Canoe 1922 & 1939]

715 -George Masson Standing in a Yard [between PC/2131 -Removed from Wearing his Military Dress 1922 & 1939] MS 20 II-I, Pg. 144 Uniform -Removed to

PC/Collection716 -“Spring 1941, Borden” 1941 PC/2132 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 145717 -“Harold (Hutch) Gauthier” [1941?] PC/2133 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 145718 -“Jim and Marion Gow, 1941” 1941 PC/2134 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 145719 -“Camp Borden, 1941” 1941 PC/2135 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 145720 -“Tiger Exercise, England” 1941 PC/2136 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 145721 -“England, 1941” 1941 PC/2137 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 145722 -“Maj. Jackson M.C. 1941” 1941 PC/2138 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 146723 -“Frank [Landrian?] 1941” 1941 PC/2139 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 146724 -“Saska, Dundern 1944” 1944 PC/2140 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 146725 -“1953 England, Coronation Year” 1953 PC/2141 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 147726 -View of a Cathedral [1955?] PC/2142 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 148

-See also PC/2186727 -“Chapel Cottage” Aug 1955 PC/2143 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 149728 -Unidentified Woman Holding a [1955?] PC/2144 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 149

Baby729 -“Moat Cottage, Britford” 1955 PC/2145 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 150730 -“Mrs. Fred S. Elgar (Rosie)” 1942 PC/2146 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 151731 -Group Photograph of Members of Oct 1941 PC/2147 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 151

the 11th Army Tank Regiment -Copy of PC/2151, PC/2232, PC/2265 and PC/2314

732 -George Masson with Fellow Army [after 1950] PC/2148 MS 20 II-I, Pg. 154 Veterans

733 -Six Unidentified Soldiers Standing [between PC/2149 MS 20 II-2, Inside by Automobiles 1939 & 1945] Cover

734 -Unidentified Soldier Reading a [between PC/2150 MS 20 II-2, Inside Letter 1939 & 1945] Cover



735 -Group Photograph of Members of Oct 1941 PC/2151 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 1 the 11th Army Tank Regiment -Copy of PC/2147,

PC/2232, PC/2265 and PC/2314

736 -George Masson and Two [between PC/2152 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 1 Unidentified Soldiers Standing in 1939 & 1945] -Copy of PC/2288 Front of an Automobile

737 -George Masson and an Unidentified [between PC/2153 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 1 Soldier 1939 & 1945] -Copy of PC/2286

738 -George Masson and Unidentified 1941 PC/2154 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 1 Soldiers Posing on a Cannon -Copy of PC/2276 Memorial -See also PC/2236

739 -George Masson in Uniform [between PC/2155 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 11939 & 1945]

740 -Unidentified Soldiers and an [between PC/2156 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 1 Unidentified Civilian 1939 & 1945] -Copy of PC/2306

741 -George Masson and Seven [between PC/2157 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 1 Unidentified Soldiers Posing on a 1939 & 1945] Military Automobile

742 -George Masson and an Unidentified [between PC/2158 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 1 Soldier 1939 & 1945]

743 -Two Unidentified Soldiers Riding a [between PC/2159 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 1 Military Vehicle in a Field 1939 & 1945]

744 -Soldiers Attending a Religious [between PC/2160 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 2 Ceremony in a Field 1939 & 1945] -See also PC/2161

745 -George Masson and Unidentified [between PC/2161 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 2 Soldiers Attending a Religious 1939 & 1945] -See also PC/2160 Ceremony

746 -“Glasgow II” Tank [between PC/2162 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 21939 & 1945]

747 -Women and Soldiers on a Picnic [between PC/2163 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 31939 & 1945]

748 -George Masson and Two Soldiers [between PC/2164 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 3 Standing in Front of Tents 1939 & 1945]

749 -Unidentified Soldiers Examining [between PC/2165 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 4

Documents in the Field 1939 & 1945]750 -Seven Unidentified Soldiers Sitting [between PC/2166 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 4

in Front of a Camouflaged Vehicle 1939 & 1945] -See also PC/2170 and PC/2172

751 -Unidentified Superior Officer [between PC/2167 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 5 Surrounded by Unidentified 1939 & 1945] Soldiers



752 -George Masson and Five [between PC/2168 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 5 Unidentified Soldiers in Front of a 1939 & 1945] Camouflaged Vehicle

753 -Seven Unidentified Soldiers [between PC/2169 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 5a Examining Documents in the Field 1939 & 1945]

754 -Seven Unidentified Soldiers Sitting [between PC/2170 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 5a in Front of a Camouflaged Vehicle 1939 & 1945] -See also PC/2166

and PC/2172755 -George Masson and a Group of [between PC/2171 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 5b

Unidentified Soldiers Posing 1939 & 1945]756 -Seven Unidentified Soldiers Sitting [between PC/2172 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 5b

in Front of a Camouflaged Vehicle 1939 & 1945] -See also PC/2166 and PC/2170

757 -“Exterminator: Bradley, Masson [between PC/2173 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 6 and Fleming” 1939 & 1945]

758 -“Tiger!” [between PC/2174 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 71939 & 1945]

759 -“Dieppe” [between PC/2175 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 81939 & 1945]

760 -“We Ontarios Missed This by a [1944?] PC/2176 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 9 Week”

761 -Corpses and Tanks on the Beach at [1944?] PC/2177 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 10 Normandy

762 -Tank Stranded in the Water [1944?] PC/2178 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 11763 -Soldiers on and Around a Disabled [between PC/2179 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 12

Tank 1939 & 1944]764 -Beached Transport [1944?] PC/2180 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 13765 -Tank on the Beach at Dieppe [1944?] PC/2181 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 14766 -Destruction on the Beach at Dieppe [1944?] PC/2182 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 15767 -Soldiers Walking Around a [1944?] PC/2183 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 16

Disabled Tank768 -Soldiers at Attention [between PC/2184 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 17

1939 & 1945]769 -King George Saluting from a [between PC/2185 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 18

Reviewing Stand 1939 & 1945]770 -“Salisbury Cathedral from Long [194-?] PC/2186 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 19

Bridge” -See also PC/2142771 -Profile of George Masson [between PC/2187 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 20

1939 & 1945] -See also PC/2188772 -George Masson [between PC/2188 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 20

1939 & 1945] -See also PC/2187



773 -George Masson and the Lord [between PC/2189 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 20 Mayor of Birmingham Reviewing 1939 & 1945] -See also PC/2190 Troops

774 -George Masson and the Lord [between PC/2190 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 20 Mayor of Birmingham Reviewing 1939 & 1945] -See also PC/2189 Troops

775 -Soldiers Being Served from a [between PC/2191 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 21 Mobile Kitchen Donated by the 1939 & 1945] May Court Club of Windsor

776 -George Masson Presents the May [between PC/2192 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 22 Court Club Mobile Kitchen to the 1939 & 1945] Lord Mayor of Yarmouth

777 -Presentation of the May Court Club [between PC/2193 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 23 Mobile Kitchen to the Borough of 1939 & 1945] Great Yarmouth

778 -Princess Elizabeth [and Princess [between PC/2194 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 24 Margaret?] 1939 & 1945]

779 -Princess Elizabeth [between PC/2195 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 251939 & 1945]

780 -Buckingham Palace at Night [between PC/2196 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 281939 & 1945]

781 -Unidentified Castle [between PC/2197 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 291939 & 1945]

782 -Unidentified Castle [between PC/2198 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 301939 & 1945]

783 -“Liverpool Cathedral” [between PC/2199 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 311939 & 1945]

784 -“Gen. A.G.L. McNaughton, C.B., [between PC/2200 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 32 C.M.G., D.S.O.” 1939 & 1945]

785 -The British Royal Family [between PC/2201 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 341939 & 1945]

786 -Capt. F.E. Whelpley’s Drawing of 1943 PC/2202 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 35 an Officer’s Club

787 -Party at Camp Borden [between PC/2203 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 35

1939 & 1945] -See also PC/2204, PC/2205, PC/2206 and PC/2207

788 -Entertainer at a Party at Camp [between PC/2204 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 36 Borden 1939 & 1945] -See also PC/2203,

PC/2205, PC/2206 and PC/2207



789 -Singer at a Party at Camp Borden [between PC/2205 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 361939 & 1945] -See also PC/2203,

PC/2204, PC/2206 and PC/2207

790 -Gathering at a Party at Camp [between PC/2206 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 37 Borden 1939 & 1945] -See also PC/2203,

PC/2204, PC/2205 and PC/2207

791 -Gathering at a Party at Camp [between PC/2207 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 37 Borden 1939 & 1945] -See also PC/2203,

PC/2204, PC/2205 and PC/2206

792 -George Masson and Unidentified [between PC/2208 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 38 Soldiers Aboard an Armoured 1939 & 1945] Vehicle

793 -George Masson and Unidentified [between PC/2209 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 38 Soldiers at a Railroad Station 1939 & 1945]

794 -George Masson Seated Behind a [between PC/2210 MS 20 II-2, Pg.39 Desk 1939 & 1945]

795 -Unidentified Soldiers at a Train [between PC/2211 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 39 Station 1939 & 1945]

796 -George Masson Standing in a Field [between PC/2212 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 391939 & 1945]

797 -Unidentified Soldiers [between PC/2213 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 401939 & 1945]

798 -George Masson and Unidentified [between PC/2214 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 41 Soldiers 1939 & 1945]

799 -George Masson and Unidentified [between PC/2215 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 42 Soldiers Walking Through the 1939 & 1945] Snow

800 -Soldiers Dining at Camp Borden [between PC/2216 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 431939 & 1945]

801 -Unidentified Soldiers Firing [between PC/2217 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 44 Artillery Shells During a Drill 1939 & 1945]

802 -George Masson and Another [between PC/2218 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 45 Soldier Standing with Two Women 1939 & 1945]

803 -Unidentified Soldier Holding Two [between PC/2219 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 45 Dogs 1939 & 1945]

804 -George Masson in Front of a [between PC/2220 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 45 Military Building 1939 & 1945]

805 -George Masson Holding a Dog [between PC/2221 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 461939 & 1945] -Copy of PC/2225



806 -Four Unidentified Women Soldiers [between PC/2222 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 46 in Front of a Barracks 1939 & 1945]

807 -Three Unidentified Women Laying [between PC/2223 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 46 in a Field 1939 & 1945]

808 -Unidentified Regiment Posing in a [between PC/2224 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 46 Field 1939 & 1945]

809 -George Masson Holding a Dog [between PC/2225 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 471939 & 1945] -Copy of PC/2221

810 -“Headquarters Staff, Canadian 1943 PC/2226 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 48 Armoured Corps Training Group. Camp Borden, Ontario

811 -Paul Martin Sr. Posing with Retired 18 Jan 1967 PC/2227 MS 20 II-2, Pg. 53 Soldiers

812 -“St. Lukes on the Lane – St. Luke’s 1940 PC/2228 -Removed from Barracks, Windsor, Ontario MS 20 II-3, Inside

Front Cover-Removed to PC/Collection

813 -First World War Tank [between PC/2229 MS 20 II-3, Inside1914 & 1918] Front Cover

814 -Tank Driving into a Trench [between PC/2230 MS 20 II-3, Inside1914 & 1918] Front Cover

815 -Religious Service in a Partially [between PC/2231 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 3 Destroyed Cathedral 1914 & 1918]

816 -“The Officers of the 11th Canadian Oct 1941 PC/2232 -Oversize Army Tank Battalion (Ont. Regt.), MS 20 II-3, Pg. 15 Field, England” -Copy of PC/2147,

PC/2151, PC/2265 and PC/2314-Removed to PC/Collection

817 -The Spire of Salisbury Cathedral [between PC/2233 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 171939 & 1945] -See also PC/2186

and PC/2235

818 -A Rural Dwelling [between PC/2234 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 171939 & 1945]

819 -Salisbury Cathedral [between PC/2235 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 171939 & 1945] -See also PC/2186

and PC/2233820 -Cannon Memorial in front of an 1941 PC/2236 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 17

Ivy-Covered Building -See also PC/2154 and PC/2276



821 -Courtyard of an Unidentified [between PC/2237 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 17 Church 1939 & 1945]

822 -George Masson and Fellow Soldiers [between PC/2238 -Removed from1939 & 1945] MS 20 II-3, Pg. 18


823 -Unidentified Dwelling [Jun 1942?] PC/2239 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 18824 -George Masson and Fellow Soldiers [between PC/2240 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 18

at a Train Station 1939 & 1945]825 -George Masson and Fellow Soldiers [between PC/2241 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 18

around a Campfire 1939 & 1945]826 -George Y. Masson [between PC/2242 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 18

1939 & 1945]827 -George Masson and Officers of the [between PC/2243 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 18

11th Tank Battalion Discuss 1939 & 1945] -See also PC/2244 Strategy

828 -“Orders G.P.” [between PC/2244 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 181939 & 1945] -See also PC/2243

829 -Unidentified Soldier Shaving in the [between PC/2245 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 18 Field 1939 & 1945]

830 -Members of the 11th Army Tank [between PC/2246 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 18 Regiment Posing in a Field 1939 & 1945]

831 -Unidentified Soldiers Standing in [between PC/2247 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 19 Front of a Jeep 1939 & 1945]

832 -Unidentified Group of Soldiers [between PC/2248 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 191939 & 1945]

833 -Unidentified Soldiers Unloading a [between PC/2249 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 19 Vehicle 1939 & 1945]

834 -Unidentified Soldiers Being Served [between PC/2250 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 19 from a Mobile Kitchen 1939 & 1945]

835 -Unidentified Soldiers Standing [between PC/2251 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 19 Next to a Tank 1939 & 1945]

836 -Unidentified Soldiers [between PC/2252 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 191939 & 1945]

837 -Unidentified Soldier Standing in [between PC/2253 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 19 Front of a Storefront 1939 & 1945]

838 -Two Unidentified Soldiers Laying [between PC/2254 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 19 in a Field 1939 & 1945]

839 -Four Unidentified Soldiers [between PC/2255 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 201939 & 1945]

840 -Two Unidentified Soldiers [between PC/2256 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 201939 & 1945]



841 -Two Unidentified Soldiers Standing [between PC/2257 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 20 in Front of a Tent 1939 & 1945]

842 -Unidentified Soldier Leaning [between PC/2258 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 20 against a Tree 1939 & 1945]

843 -Unidentified Soldier Standing in [between PC/2259 MS 20 II- 3, Pg. 20 Front of a Tent 1939 & 1945]

844 -Three Unidentified Soldiers [between PC/2260 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 201939 & 1945]

845 -“H.W. Gauthier” 4 Jan 1942 PC/2261 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 21846 -Unidentified Dwelling 1942 PC/2262 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 21847 -Unidentified Dwelling [between PC/2263 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 21

1939 & 1945]848 -George Masson and Three [between PC/2264 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 21

Unidentified Soldiers Standing 1939 & 1945] around a Military Vehicle

849 -“11th Canadian Army Tank Oct 1941 PC/2265 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 21 Battalion (Ontario Regiment)” -Copy of PC/2147,

PC/2151, PC/2232 and PC/2314

850 -George Masson Surrounded by 22 Apr 1942 PC/2266 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 21 Fellow Soldiers

851 -George Masson in Uniform Mar 1942 PC/2267 MS 20 II-3, Pg.21852 -View of a Bedroom Mar 1942 PC/2268 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 21853 -Two Unidentified Soldiers [between PC/2269 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 21

1939 & 1945]854 -“Journey’s End” 2 Oct 1945 PC/2270 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 21

-See also PC/2274855 -Unidentified Dwelling [between PC/2271 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 21

1939 & 1945]856 -George Masson and Fellow Soldiers [between PC/2272 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 22

Sitting on a Tank 1939 & 1945]857 -Unidentified Church [between PC/2273 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 22

1939 & 1945]858 -Unidentified Dwelling Jan 1942 PC/2274 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 22

-See also PC/2270859 -Unidentified Dwelling 1942 PC/2275 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 22860 -George Masson and Unidentified 1941 PC/2276 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 22

Soldiers Posing on a Cannon -Copy of PC/2154 Memorial -See also PC/2236

861 -Unidentified Dwelling [between PC/2277 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 221939 & 1945]

862 -Jim Gow Posing on a Porch Mar 1942 PC/2278 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 22MS 20 V – Photographic Material [between 1914 and 1918 – 18 Jan 1967 - continued


863 -Otho [Bullivant?] Standing in a May 1942 PC/2279 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 22 Backyard

864 -George Masson and Unidentified [between PC/2280 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 22 Soldiers Posing in Front of a 1939 & 1945] Military Vehicle

865 -George Masson, Jim Gow and an Mar 1942 PC/2281 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 22 Unidentified Soldier Posing on a Porch

866 -Unidentified Man Standing in a [between PC/2282 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 23 Backyard 1939 & 1945]

867 -George Masson in Front of a [between PC/2283 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 23 Dwelling 1939 & 1945]

868 -George Masson Sitting on a Bench [between PC/2284 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 231939 & 1945]

869 -George Masson Reading a [between PC/2285 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 23 Newspaper 1939 & 1945]

870 -George Masson and Unidentified [between PC/2286 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 23 Soldier 1939 & 1945] -Copy of PC/2153

871 -George Masson Aboard a Railroad [between PC/2287 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 23 Car 1939 & 1945]

872 -George Masson and Two [between PC/2288 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 23 Unidentified Soldiers Standing in 1939 & 1945] -Copy of PC/2152 Front of an Automobile


874 -Caricature of a Military Officer [between PC/2290 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 23 “Worthy” 1939 & 1945]

875 -George Masson Sitting in a [between PC/2291 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 23 Backyard Garden 1939 & 1945] -Copy of PC/2293

876 -Three Unidentified Women Posing [between PC/2292 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 23 in Front of an Ivy-Covered 1939 & 1945] Dwelling

877 -George Masson sitting in a [between PC/2293 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 24 Backyard Garden 1939 & 1945] -Copy of PC/2291

878 -A Thatch Roof Cottage [between PC/2294 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 241939 & 1945]

879 -Unidentified Bride and Groom [between PC/2295 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 24 Cutting a Cake with a Sword 1939 & 1945]

880 -A Woman and Two Children [between PC/2296 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 24 Wading in Water 1939 & 1945]

881 -Unidentified Man Sawing Logs [between PC/2297 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 241939 & 1945]



882 -Two Women Outside a Thatch [between PC/2298 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 25 Roof Cottage 1939 & 1945]

883 -Interior of a Cottage [between PC/2299 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 251939 & 1945]

884 -Aerial View of a Village [between PC/2300 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 261939 & 1945]

885 -“Edinburgh Castle Gate” [between PC/2301 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 331939 & 1945]

886 -Four Unidentified Soldiers Sitting 1941 PC/2302 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 33 in Front of a Tent

887 -“England, August 1941” Aug 1941 PC/2303 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 33888 -George Masson at a Military Camp [between PC/2304 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 33

1939 & 1945]889 -Group of Men and Women in [between PC/2305 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 33

Bathing Suits 1939 & 1945]890 -Unidentified Soldiers and an [between PC/2306 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 33

Unidentified Civilian 1939 & 1945]891 -George Y. Masson [between PC/2307 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 33

1939 & 1945]892 -George Y. Masson [between PC/2308 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 33

1939 & 1945]893 -George Y. Masson [between PC/2309 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 33

1939 & 1945]894 -“Birmingham Victory Loan Drive” [between PC/2310 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 33

1939 & 1945]895 -View of an Unidentified Park [between PC/2311 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 34

1939 & 1945]896 -George Masson Standing in Front [between PC/2312 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 33

of Trees 1939 & 1945]897 -Captain A.F. MacKay, Major H.E. [between PC/2313 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 33

Irwin, Lieut.-Col. G.Y. Masson and 1939 & 1945] Captain J.T.F. Orr

898 -Group Photograph of Members of [between PC/2314 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 33 the 11th Army Tank Regiment 1939 & 1945]

899 -Major H.E. Irwin, Lieut.-Col. G.Y. [between PC/2315 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 33 Masson, Captain J.T.F. Orr and 1939 & 1945] Unidentified Soldier

900 -“Churchill” [between PC/2316 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 331939 & 1945]

901 -Lieut.-Col. G.Y. Masson and [between PC/2317 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 33 Captain H.W. Gauthier 1939 & 1945]

902 -Unidentified Soldiers 21 Oct 1941 PC/2318 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 33MS 20 V – Photographic Material [between 1914 and 1918 – 18 Jan 1967 - continued


903 -George Masson and Unidentified [between PC/2319 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 33 Soldiers 1939 & 1945] -Copy of PC/2320

904 -George Masson and Unidentified [between PC/2320 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 33 Soldiers 1939 & 1945] -Copy of PC/2319


906 -Unidentified Man Taking a [between PC/2322 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 33 Photograph in a Garden 1939 & 1945]

907 -James S. Gow in Uniform [before 1945] PC/2323 -Removed fromMS 20 II-3, Pg. 59

908 -Artillery Shells Exploding in a Field[before 1945] PC/2324 MS 20 II-3, Pg. 67909 -Unidentified Soldiers Inspecting [between PC/2325 MS 20 II-3, Inside

Bomb-Damaged Buildings 1914 & 1918] Back Cover910 -Unidentified Soldiers Inspecting a [between PC/2326 MS 20 II-3, Inside

Damaged Military Vehicle 1914 & 1918] Back Cover911 -Unidentified Soldiers [between PC/2328 -Removed from

1939 & 1945] MS II-3-Removed to PC/Collection

912 -Soldiers Leaving Train [between PC/2329 -Removed from1939 & 1945] MS II-3


913 -Two Soldiers Sitting [between PC/2330 -Removed from1939 & 1945] MS II-3


914 -Soldiers in Heavy Overcoats [between PC/2331 -Removed from Standing and Talking 1939 & 1945] MS II-3


915 -Ontario Regiment Bands [between PC/2332 -Removed from1939 & 1945] MS II-3

-Removed to

PC/Collection916 -Military Campsite, Soldiers [between PC/2333 -Removed from

Working 1939 & 1945] MS II-3-Removed to PC/Collection



917 -George Y. Masson in Front of a 9 Jul 1941 PC/2334 -Removed from Building MS II-3


918 -Two Soldiers and a Tank [between PC/2335 -Removed from1939 & 1945] MS II-3


919 -Major-General F.F. Worthington Jan 1942 PC/2336 -Removed from MS II-3-Removed to PC/Collection

920 -Aerial View of Countryside [between PC/2337 -Removed from1939 & 1945] MS II-3


921 -Two Soldiers and Mortar [between PC/2338 -Removed from1939 & 1945] MS II-3


922 -Military Unit of Women [before 1918] PC/2339 -Removed from MS II-4-Removed to PC/Collection

923 -Col. Masson [after 1950] PC/2340 -Removed from MS 20 III-1-Removed to PC/Collection

924 -Col. Masson [after 1950] PC/2341 -Removed from MS 20 III-1-Removed to PC/Collection

925 -Col. Masson Studying a Mural [after 1950] PC/2342 -Removed from MS 20 III-1-Removed to PC/Collection

926 -Ontario Association of Architects 1956 PC/2343 -Oversize Council -Removed from

MS 20 III-1-Removed to PC/Collection-see also PC/6054



927 -Col. And Mrs. Masson and a Friend [after 1950] PC/2344 -Removed from Sitting Around a Table MS 20 III-1


928 -Business Meeting: Colonel Masson [after 1950] PC/2345 -Removed from at a Table MS 20 III-1


929 -Unidentified Group of Women [after 1950] PC/2346 -Removed from MS 20 III-1-Removed to PC/Collection

930 -Ontario Association of Architects 1956 PC/6054 -Removed from Council MS 20 III-1

-See also PC/2343-Removed to PC/Collection

931 -“67th Toronto University Battery, Jul 1917 PC/7456 -Removed from C.F.A., C.E.F., Petawawa Camp, MS 20 II-1, Pg. 42 July 1917”

MS 20: Appendix I – A Detailed Listing of Newspaper Clippings

Nichols, Sheppard & MassonRegistered Architects

Title Date Newspaper

French Cottage Type Home Popular In Border Jul 10, 1926 Border Cities Star CitiesNew Smith Store Great Retailing House Completed Nov 11, 1926 Border Cities StarGrowth Due To Efforts of Store Chief Nov 11, 1926 Border Cities StarJohn Campbell Public School Corner Stone Laying Nov 11, 1926 ProgrammeThe Combine YMCA & YWCA Buildings of Nov/Dec 1926 The Journal Royal Windsor, Ont. Architectural Institute

of Canada

Trouble Over Extras Aired During Long Jan 29, 1927 Border Cities Star InvestigationCounty Committee Discusses Plans Feb 23, 1927 Border Cities StarDrawing of Proposed Church of Ascension & Feb 23, 1927 Border Cities Star Buildings to Cost $112,000Court House Costs Still Unsettled Mar 3, 1927 Border Cities StarHandsome Church For Windsor, Ontario Mar 9, 1927 Border Cities StarThe “Ideal Home” Mar 12, 1927 Border Cities StarFalls Competes Remodeling Audit Mar 14, 1927 Border Cities StarBorder Brevities Mar 15, 1927 Border Cities StarCourt House Cost Queried Mar 18, 1927 Border Cities StarBrands Story “All Nonsense” Mar 19, 1927 Detroit Free PressThe “Ideal Home” Mar 19, 1927 Border Cities StarCounty Council To Re-Convene Tuesday Mar 21, 1927 Borer Cities StarCourt House Costs Issue Comes Up Today Mar 22, 1927 Detroit Free PressBoard to Consider School Extension Mar 23, 1927 Border Cities StarExpected Sensation Regarding Sandwich House Mar 23, 1927 Daily Mail Fizzling OutSomeone Must Pay is Attitude Taken Mar 23, 1927 Border Cities StarLittle Parliament Drops Cost Quiz Mar 24, 1927 Border Cities StarNew School Few Errors Mar 26, 1927 Border Cities StarThe “Ideal Home” Mar 26, 1927 Border Cities StarSandwich School Plans Approved Apr 8, 1927 Detroit Free PressEssex County War Memorial May 1927 The Journal Royal

Architectural Institute of Canada

Seven Get Plans of Public School For Sandwich Jun 4, 1927 Border Cities StarTwo More Bid on Large School Jun 7, 1927 Border Cities StarA $375,000 School In Windsor, Ont. Jun 8, 1927 Border Cities Star

MS 20: Appendix I – A Detailed Listing of Newspaper Clippings – continued


Sandwich School Board Awards Contracts Jun 18, 1927 Daily Journal of Commerce Construction News

Criticizes Colour of New School Aug 12, 1927 Border Cities StarJohn Campbell School Official Opening Sep 14, 1927 ProgrammeSay School Badly Built Sep 27, 1927 Border Cities StarAsk Funds of Council Oct 5, 1927 Border Cities StarSeek Plans For School Oct 6, 1927 Border Cities StarNew York Firm May Participate In Hotel Scheme Nov 8, 1927 Border Cities StarPrince of Wales School Now Has 16 Classrooms Dec 2, 1927 Sandwich CourierVentilation is Considered of First Importance In Dec 2, 1927 Border Cities Star Planning School BuildingAsk Eansor to Apologize Dec 23, 1927 Border Cities StarChurch of The Ascension Dec 31, 1927 Border Cities StarGordon McGregor Public School Finished Dec 31, 1927 Border Cities Star

Report on Financing Will Be Ready Soon Jan 17, 1928 Border Cities StarTo Call Tenders Feb 23, 1928 Border Cities StarWill Change Plan Mar 20, 1928 Border Cities StarProposed New Church For Ford City Congregation Apr 4, 1928 Daily News & CommerceThe Magnificent New Home of The Union Apr 13, 1928 Chatham Daily News Natural Gas Co. of Canada Ltd.New Home of The Union Gas Company a Credit Apr 13, 1928 Chatham Daily News To Firm and Distinct Asset to CityNew Home of The Union Gas Company Entirely Apr 13, 1928 Chatham Daily News of Fire-Proof ConstructionA View of the Cashiers’ Cages in The New Gas Apr 13, 1928 Chatham Daily News BuildingPavilion For Bathing Beach Let By Ford City Apr 19, 1928 Daily Commercial News CouncilPlans Ordered For Big School, Walkerville Apr 25, 1928 Border Cities StarName Architects For Public School May 10, 1928 Border Cities StarSchool Plans Being Prepared at Walkerville May 17, 1928 Border Cities StarDistrict in Favour of Larger School May 19, 1928 Border Cities StarPlans Ready For 14-Room Walkerville School May 22, 1928 Border Cities StarCall in July May 22, 1928 Daily News & CommercialPlans For Walkerville School Will Be Revised By Jun 13, 1928 Border Cities Star ArchitectsWalkerville Body to Vote on School Jun 22, 1928 Border Cities StarNew School is Approved Jun 23, 1928 Border Cities StarArchitects’ Sketch of New Walkerville Public Jun 24, 1928 Border Cities Star School, To Be Built This YearBoard O.K.’s School Plans Jun 24, 1928 Border Cities Star



Walkerville School Board Accepts Revised Jun 25, 1928 Border Cities Star Drawings For $200,000 StructureRevised Plans For New School Given Approval Jul 9, 1928 Border Cities StarBid Call Due At Early Date For School At Aug 6, 1928 Border Cities Star WalkervilleBids on Ford City Church Will Close on Aug 10, 1928 Border Cities Star August 14Bids on Church Found Too High Aug 17, 1928 Border Cities StarPlans Being Completed For Walkerville School Sep 10, 1928 Border Cities StarBids on Walkerville School Will Close on Sep 27, 1928 Border Cities Star October 15Walkerville School Up For Tender Sep 28, 1928 Border Cities StarFourteen General Contractors Figure School At Oct 10, 1928 Border Cities Star WalkervilleC. H. Smith Company Starts On Building Oct 15, 1928 Border Cities Star ProgrammeFifth Extension Begun By Smith’s Oct 16, 1928 Border Cities StarLandmark Falls In Path of Progress Oct 16, 1928 Border Cities StarThe Greater Smith Store of The Immediate Future Oct 16, 1928 Border Cities StarThe Border’s Biggest Store As It Is Today Oct 16, 1928 Border Cities StarFour Low Bidders Asked To Re-figure Oct 18, 1928 Border Cities Star Walkerville JobFour Low Bidders Are Now Re-figuring Border Oct 19, 1928 Border Cities Star School JobSubs Are Placed on Store Addn. For Border Firm Oct 24, 1928 Border Cities StarWalkerville School Job Let At Total Figure of Oct 25, 1928 Border Cities Star $232,107Tenders Are Let On School Bldg. In Walkerville Nov 9, 1928 Border Cities StarWalls Going Up For School Bldg. At Walkerville Dec 11, 1928 Border Cities Star

Architect’s Sketch of New $125,000 Theatre For Jan 23, 1929 Border Cities Star WindsorCost of Unit Is $125,000 Jan 23, 1929 Border Cities StarBids on theatre At Windsor May Be Asked At Jan 24, 1929 Border Cities Star Week EndCalled Step In Border Cities’ Development Jan 25, 1929 Border Cities StarArchitects Named Feb 1, 1929 Border Cities StarBids on theatre In Border Cities To Close Today Feb 4, 1929 Border Cities StarStarting Plans For New School At Sandwich, Ont. Feb 4, 1929 Border Cities StarSandwich Board To Consider Having Gymnasium Mar 4, 1929 Border Cities Star In SchoolBids On Children’s Shelter Are Now In At Windsor Mar 11, 1929 Border Cities Star



Plans For Children’s Shelter Expected To Be Mar 25, 1929 Border Cities Star Ready By JuneThirteen Figuring Again On Children’s Shelter Mar 30, 1929 Border Cities StarPlans In Two Weeks For $40,000 Bldg. For Apr 12, 1929 Border Cities Star Children’s AidBig Windsor Dairy Will Let Contract Apr 12, 1929 Border Cities StarSandwich School Tender Call Due To Special May 8, 1929 Border Cities Star MeetingTender Call Due At Once On Sandwich School Job May 22, 1929 Border Cities StarBids Are Called By Essex Society On New Shelter Jun 4, 1929 Border Cities StarSandwich School Tender Call Made Closing On Jun 8, 1929 Border Cities Star May 28Border Const. Co. Awarded Contract Sandwich Jun 14, 1929 Border Cities Star SchoolMarsden-Fawcett Are Low Bidders For Border Jun 29, 1929 Border Cities Star ShelterWindsor Addition Bid Call At Once Jul 7, 1929 Border Cities StarThree Councils Approve Shelter Jul 11, 1929 Border Cities StarSandwich Board Plans To Erect New School Bldg. Jul 12, 1929 Border Cities StarNew Bids In Few Weeks Aug 12, 1929 Border Cities StarPlans For School To Be Submitted To Trustee Sep 20, 1929 Border Cities Star Board13-Room Public School Bldg. Out of Tender Until Sep 30, 1929 Border Cities Star Oct. 21Sandwich School Is Being Figured Until October 21Oct 11, 1929 Border Cities StarSandwich Council Votes $176,000 For School Oct 22, 1929 Border Cities StarSandwich School Contracts Are Let At $160,700 Oct 24, 1929 Border Cities Star TotalHugh Beaton Public School, Formal Opening Oct 25, 1929 ProgrammeAll Trades Awards By Border Const. Co. On Big Nov 2, 1929 Border Cities Star School JobCollegiate Sketch Plans Considered Nov 14, 1929 Border Cities StarArchitect’s Conception of Windsor’s New City Nov 23, 1929 Border Cities Star HallPlans Started For Branch Plant Dec 13, 1929 Border Cities Star

Heavy Expense For Education Jan 3, 1930 Border Cities StarProposed United Church For Windsor Jan 7, 1930 Border Cities StarWestminster Plans Church Jan 7, 1930 Border Cities StarPlans Are Under Way At Windsor For Church to Jan 8, 1930 Border Cities Star Cost Near $70,000MacQuarrie Heads Board Jan 16, 1930 Border Cities Star



East Windsor Wants School Jan 22, 1930 Border Cities StarTo Rush Work On New School Jan 29, 1930 Border Cities StarSchool Plans Not Decided Feb 5, 1930 Border Cities StarRoofing, Glazing Let On Windsor Warehouse Feb 6, 1930 Border Cities StarName Architect in E. Windsor Feb 23, 1930 Border Cities StarBoard War Flares, Dies Feb 25, 1930 Border Cities StarPlans For School To Be Invited Mar 3, 1930 Daily Commercial NewsBorder Briefs Mar 28, 1930 Border Cities StarCompetition For Architects Mar 31, 1930 Border Cities StarPlans To Be Ready In Short Time For Tender Call Apr 2, 1930 Border Cities StarEight Figuring Windsor Alts. Apr 2, 1930 Border Cities StarAlterations To Store Now Let At Windsor Apr 3, 1930 Border Cities StarTo Estimate School Cost Apr 7, 1930 Border Cities StarPlans For East Windsor School To Be Received Apr 7, 1930 Daily Commercial News For 30 DaysBids On Church Being Received Until May 19 May 2, 1930 Border Cities StarTenders From Nine Will Be Received On Windsor May 12, 1930 Border Cities Star SchoolRevised Tenders Now Being Taken Jun 10, 1930 Border Cities StarAllan and Earl Get $1,200 Job Aug 7, 1930 Border Cities StarNew Church’s Corner Laid Sep 9, 1930 Border Cities StarWindsor YMCA/YWCA Sep 9, 1930 Post Card“A Splendid School” Nov 17, 1930 Border Cities Star

Plans Go Out About Sept. 3 Aug 30, 1931 Border Cities StarHarrow Church Contract Awarded Oct 14, 1931 Border Cities StarProposed Building of Sandwich Hydro Nov 4, 1931 Border Cities StarCornerstone Is To Be Laid On Monday Nov 5, 1931 Border Cities StarLay Stone At Harrow Nov 7, 1931 Border Cities StarCornerstone of Harrow Church Laid Today Nov 9, 1931 Border Cities StarLay Cornerstone of New Harrow Church Nov 10, 1931 Border Cities Star

Ozone System Credited As Flu Foe Mar 25, 1932 Border Cities StarCouncillors Favour Moving War Memorial May 23, 1932 Border Cities StarMay Move Cenotaph to Jackson Park May 23, 1932 Border Cities StarDr. J. Bruce Hunter Will Dedicate Harrow Church Jun 17, 1932 Border Cities StarNew Harrow United Church Is Dedicated Jun 20, 1932 Border Cities Star

Modern Plant of The Hofer Brewing Company Dec 29, 1934 Border Cities Star

Legal Firm Takes Grinnell Building No Date Border Cities StarErnest Clark To Make Alterations No Date Border Cities Star



Judge Lennox Raps Stairway in Court No Date Border Cities StarGraft Charged in Sandwich No Date Border Cities StarArchitects Deny Charge Excessive For Court House No Date Border Cities StarSpecial Building Committee Declares Thousands No Date Border Cities Star SpentArchitects Desire Probe No Date Border Cities StarKeen-Eyed Men Probe Court House Costs No Date Border Cities StarBrewery Asks Bids On Building No Date Border Cities Star$60,000 Brewery Near Windsor About Finished No Date Border Cities StarModern Plant of the Hofer Brewing Company Dec 29/N.Y. Border Cities StarWindsor Firm To Build Hotel in Brockville No Date Border Cities StarWindsor Firm Backs Brockville Hotel Aug 29/N.Y. Border Cities StarPost of Gordon McGregor Public School No Date Border Cities StarPreliminary Plans Under Way For $25,000 No Date Border Cities Star Memorial ChapelMaple City Development Ltd. To Provide Chatham No Date Border Cities Star With 45-Room ApartmentThree To Seek Re-Election To Board in WalkervilleNo Date Border Cities StarNew Walkerville Public School Near Completion No Date Border Cities StarHome Located on Historic Site No Date Border Cities StarThe Proposed New School For Windsor No Date Border Cities Star24-Room Building Will Cost $300,000 No Date Border Cities StarSouth End Unit May Cost $150,000 No Date Border Cities StarInspector Benson Gives Warning No Date Border Cities StarArchitect To Rush Marlborough School Plans No Date Border Cities StarAttractive Paint and Wall Paper Shop No Date Border Cities StarScholey Construction Co. Gets East Windsor Aug 20/N.Y. Border Cities Star SchoolFive Subs Are Let On Border School Sep 16/N.Y. Border Cities StarNew School In East Windsor No Date Border Cities StarE. Windsor School Would Be Erected On Corner No Date Border Cities Star SiteChurch Request Is Refused By Council No Date Border Cities StarDo Not Favour New School No Date Border Cities StarCanadian Quarries Produce Building Stone Equal No Date Border Cities Star To Best Europe Sends HereFire Prevention By-Law Covers 114 Clauses No Date Border Cities StarSchool Costs Still Too Big No Date Border Cities StarSchool Bonds Are Delayed No Date Border Cities StarNew Courthouse Sketches Arrive No Date Border Cities StarCourt House Addition To Be Started Soon To Jan 8/N.Y. Border Cities Star Plans of Cameron



Moorland No Date Border Cities StarLyster No Date Border Cities StarMorse No Date Border Cities StarPurity Dairies. The DeLaval Company Limited No Date Programme

MS 20: Appendix II – A Complete List of Correspondence

Correspondent Date Series Subseries Volume

Alice (Mrs. Masson) 1977 I 2 1Beal, John 1946 II 5 1Bill 1944 II 5 1Certificate of Life Membership No Date I 2 1Certificate of Recognition 1951 III 1 1Certificate of Service 1944 II 5 1Chater, D.A. 1917 II 5 1CKWW (transcript) No Date I 1 28Deede 1942 II 5 1Dickinson, Colonel of Welch 1941 II 5 1 RegimentDischarge Certificate 1919 II 5 1Duveen, Eveline 1942 II 5 1Elgars and Lambs 1939 II 5 1Elgars, Charles and Jo and Aunt and 1942 II 5 1 MotherErylls, H. Maxwell 1917 II 5 1Gordon 1940 II 5 1Hill, Robert 1951 III 1 1Keely, M. 1951 III 1 1Lamb, Charles 1942 II 5 1Lamb, Jo No Date II 5 1Lamb, Jo No Date II 5 1Lind, Lieut. George J. No Date II 5 1MacDonald, Brigadier D.J. 1939 II 5 1McLarty, Norman A. 1944 II 5 1McLarty, Norman A. 1944 II 5 1McLarty, Norman A. No Date I 2 1McLarty, Norman A. 1942 I 2 1McLaughlin, R.S. 1942 II 5 1Martin, Paul 1951 III 1 1Mary, Aunt 1942 II 5 1Masson, George 1917 II 5 1Masson, Gunner George 1917 II 5 1Masson, George 1918 II 5 1Masson, Lieut.-Col. 1942 II 5 1Masson, Mrs. 1941 I 2 1Masson, Mrs. 1942 I 2 1Masson, Mrs. 1942 I 2 1Portraits of People in Housing No Date I 1 28Prince, Alan C. No Date II 5 1Prince, Alan C. No Date I 2 1

MS 20: Appendix II – A Complete List of Correspondence – continued

Correspondent Date Series Subseries Volume

Reaume, Arthur J. 1951 III 1 1Reaume, Arthur J. 1952 III 1 1Schuffert, Capt. A.L. 1917 II 5 1Shaw, A. L. 1940 II 5 1Smith, Mrs. W.H. No Date I 2 1Tommy 1914 II 5 1Venman, Vernon L. 1917 II 5 1White, Mrs. Joan R. 1941 I 2 1White, Mrs. Joan R. 1941 I 2 1

George Y. Masson Collection (MS20)

Dates of Creation: [between 1914 and 1918] – 1977

Extent of descriptive unit: 0.45 m of textual records. -- 831 photographs. -- 5 maps

Biographical sketch: George Yule Masson was born in Detroit, Michigan and moved to Windsor, Ontario at a young age. Masson lived all of his life in Windsor, with the exception of brief periods during the First and Second World Wars and his time at the University of Pennsylvania. In the First World War, Masson joined the 241st Borderers and later become a flying cadet at the Royal Canadian Air fore. After the war, Masson studied architecture at the University of Pennsylvania. Upon graduation in 1921 he went to Europe and then returned to Windsor to start his professional career.

Masson was a partner in the architectural firm of Nichols, Sheppard and Masson as well as Sheppard, Masson, Brand and Langlois. Through these firms, Masson designed many of the schools, churches and businesses in the tri-county area. During the Second World War, Lieutenant-Colonel Masson served as the Commanding Officer of the Ontario Regiment Tank. During the 1950’s, Masson was an active member of the Windsor Chapter of the Canadian Red Cross, the Windsor Town Planning Council and Chair of the Windsor Housing Authority. Masson was also a member of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada. In 1956 he was named President of the Ontario Association of Architects.

Masson’s architectural career spanned a period of six decades. His most noteworthy designs are the Cenotaph in City Hall Square, the Windsor Chapter of the Canadian Red Cross building on Ouellette Avenue, the Essex Golf and Country Club and seven Ontario Provincial Police Departments. Masson died at the age of 87 on December 21, 1982 after a lengthy illness.

Custodial history: The records of George Y. Masson Collection were donated to the Municipal Archives by Mrs. George Y. Masson in 1986.

Scope and content: The fonds consists of a book written by Masson’s grandfather, Charles W. Gauthier, correspondence, diaries and photographs which reflect upon Masson’s experience. The fonds also consists of correspondence and a scrapbook of the May Court Club belonging to Mrs. Masson. Correspondence, photograph albums and scrapbooks depict events of the First and Second World Wars, including Masson’s military career. Photographs and a scrapbook highlight Masson’s professional career. Maps illustrate portions of Europe that Masson travelled to in 1921. The fonds is divided into five series: Personal Records (MS20 I), Military Records (MS 20 II), Professional Records (MS 20 III), Maps (MS 20 IV) and Photographic Material (MS 20 V).

Note: Detailed finding aid available: George Y. Masson Collection (MS20). --For more information on the accomplishments of the architectural firm of Nichols, Sheppard and Masson, see photographic material in the Photograph Collection of the Municipal Archives (PC/1 – PC/178).

Personal Records (MS 20 I)

Dates of creation: 14 Jun 1921 – 1977

Extent of descriptive unit: 0.09 m of textual records and 7 photographs

Scope and content: The series consists of a book written by Masson’s grandfather, Charles W. Gauthier and correspondence, diaries and photographs reflecting upon Masson’s experiences, including a trip to Europe. The series also contains correspondence and a scrapbook of the May Court Club belonging to Mrs. Masson. The se4ries is divided into three sub-series: Diary of Colonel George Masson’s trip to Europe from June 14, 1921 to August 9, 1921 (MS 20 I-1), Mrs. Masson (MS 20 I-2) and Draft of Shooting and Fishing in Canada by Charles W. Gauthier (MS 20 I-3).

Notes: There are a number of gaps in the records. -- Maps from these records have been removed to the series Maps (MS 20 IV). -- Photographs have been removed to the series Photographic Material (MS 20 V/424 - /557). -- An index of correspondents is available in Appendix II to the finding aid George Y. Masson Collection (MS 20).

Military Records (MS 20 II)

Dates of creation: [between 1914 and 1918] – 1976


Scope and content: The series consists of correspondence, photograph albums and scrapbooks which depict events of the First and Second World Wars, as well as Masson’s military and professional career. The series is divided into five sub-series: First World War Photograph Album (MS 20 II-1), Second World War Two Photograph Album (MS 20 II-2), Second World War Scrapbook ‘A’ (MS 20 II-3), Second World War Scrapbook ‘B’ (MS 20 II-4) and Correspondence (MS 20 II-5).

Note: Photographs from First World War Photograph Album (MS 20 II-1) are removed to the series Photographic Material (MS 20 V/9 - /632). -- Photographs from Second World War Photograph Album (MS 20 II-2) are removed to the series Photographic Material (MS 20 V/633 - /711). -- Photographs removed from Second World War Scrapbook ‘A’ (MS 20 II-3) are removed to the series Photographic Material (MS 20 V/712 - /821). -- A photograph removed from Second World War Scrapbook ‘B’ (MS 20 II-4) is removed to the series Photographic Material (MS 20 V/822).

Professional Records (MS 20 III)

Dates of creation: 7 Jun 1924 – 1976


Scope and content: The series consists of photographs and a scrapbook which provide insight into Masson’s professional career. The consists of one sub-series: Nichols, Sheppard and Masson Registered Architects Scrapbook (MS 20 III-1).

Note: Scrapbook is extremely fragile, researchers should request copy #2. -- There are gaps in the records. -- Photographs removed from the series are found in the series Photographic Material (MS 20 V/823 - /829). -- Newspaper clippings included in the scrapbook are indexed in Appendix I.

Maps (MS 20 IV)

Dates of creation: [before 1922]

Extent of descriptive unit: 5 maps; 71.6 x 85.6 cm or smaller

Scope and content: The series consists of maps of portions of Europe that Masson travelled to in 1921.

Photographic Material (MS 20 V)

Dates of creation: [between 1914 and 1918] – 18 Jan 1967

Extent of descriptive unit: 831 photographs: b&w and colour; 20.5 x 25.5 cm or smaller.

Scope and content: The series is comprised of photographs removed from the George Y. Masson Collection. Among the numerous topics documented by the photographic material are: First World War military camps and convalescent homes; leisure activities of the 1920s such as picnics, tennis, canoeing, camping and visiting beaches; Masson’s experiences at the University of Pennsylvania in the early 1920s; the 11th Army Tank Battalion and Camp Borden training camp during the Second World War; a number of veteran reunions which George Y. Masson attended; and the British Royal Family during the early 1950s.

Note: There are gaps in the records.